1. A melting or dissolution in the air or a moist place; a liquid state; a swooning or fainting; a state of moral deliquescence.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• seliquium,
• xeliquium,
• celiquium,
• feliquium,
• reliquium,
• eeliquium,
• dwliquium,
• dsliquium,
• deliquiun,
• sdeliquium,
• deliquioum,
• deiquium,
• deliquum,
• deliquim,
• deliquuim,
• Duliquium,
• Deliquimn,
• Deliquiums,
• Diliquium,
• Deliquia

The adjective form of the word "deliquium" is "deliquescent".

The plural of the "Deliquium" can be the "deliquia".

The singular of the "Deliquium" can be the "Deliquium".