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caedere

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caedo, cecidi, caesum

fällen, niederschlagen, töten

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caedes

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caedis f.

Morden, Ermordung, Schlachten, Blutbad

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caelum

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caeli n.

Himmel, Luft, Wetter, Klima

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campus

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campi m.

Feld, freier Platz, Ebene

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canere

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cano, cecini

singen, erklingen, spielen, blasen

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canis

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canis m./f.

Hund, Hündin

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capere

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capio, cepi, captum

fassen, nehmen, erhalten, erobern, begreifen (kapieren)

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capillus

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capilli m.

Haar

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caput

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capitis n.

Kopf, Oberhaupt, Hauptstadt, Hauptsache

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carere

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cum ablativo
careo, carui, cariturus
nicht haben, entbehren, vermissen, frei sein

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carmen

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carminis n.

Spruch, Formel, Gedicht, Lied

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carus, a, um

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lieb, wert, teuer, wertvoll

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castra

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castrorum n.

Lager, Kriegsdienst

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casus

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casus m.

Fall, Zufall, Lage, Wechsel

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causa

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causae f.

Ursache, Streitsache, Prozess

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cavere

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caveo, cavi, cautum

sich hüten, Vorsorge treffen

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cedere

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cedo, cessi, cessum

(von statten) gehen, weichen, nachgeben

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censere

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censeo, censui, censum

schätzen, meinen, beantragen, beschließen

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centum

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indeklinabel

hundert

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cernere

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cerno, crevi

scheiden, entscheiden, wahrnehmen

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certamen

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certaminis n.

Wettkampf, Wettstreit, Kampf

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certe

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sicherlich, gewiss, wenigstens

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certus, a, um

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sicher, gewiss

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cessare

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ablassen, ruhen, zögern, versäumen

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ceterum

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im Übrigen

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clam

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heimlich

cum accusativo: heimlich vor

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cibus

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cibi m.

Speise, Essen, Futter, Nahrung

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circa

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rings

cum accusativo
um … herum

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circum

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rings

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cito

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= celeriter

schnell

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civis

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civis m./f.

Bürger/Bürgerin

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civitas

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civitatis f.

Bürgerschaft, Bürgerrecht, Staat

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clamor

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clamoris m.

Geschrei, Lärm

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clarus, a, um

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klar, hell, berühmt

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classis

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classis f.

Bürgerklasse, Stand, Abteilung, Flotte

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claudere

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claudo, clausi, clausum

schließen, abschließen, einschließen

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cogere

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cogo, coegi, coactum

zusammenziehen, versammeln, zwingen

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cogitare

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denken, erdenken, planen

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cognoscere

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cognosco, cognovi, cognitum

kennen lernen, erkennen, erfahren, wahrnehmen

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cohors

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cohortis f.

Viehhof, Gehege, Kohorte (ca. 600 Mann), Gefolge

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colere

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colo, colui, cultum

bearbeiten, pflegen, verehren, besuchen

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collum

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colli n.

Hals

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color

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coloris m.

Farbe

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columna

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columnae f.

Säule

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coma

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comae f.

Haar, Mähne, Laub

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comes

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comitis m.

Begleiter, Gefährte

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committere

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committo, commisi, commissum

veranstalten, begehen, beginnen, anvertrauen

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communis, communis, commune

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gemeinsam, allgemein

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componere

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compono, composui, compositum

zusammenlegen, verfassen, ordnen, beenden

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concedere

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concedo, concessi, concessum

nachgeben, weichen, zugestehen

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conferre

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confero, contuli, collatum

zusammentragen, vergleichen

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consilium

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consilii n.

Beratung, Rat, Entschluss

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consistere

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consisto, constiti

zusammentreten, sich aufstellen, Halt machen, Halt finden

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conspicere

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conspicio, conspexi, conspectum

erblicken, wahrnehmen

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constare

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consto, constiti

feststehen, bestehen, bekannt sein, kosten

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constituere

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constituo, constitui, constitutum

aufstellen, feststellen, festsetzen, beschließen

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consul

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consulis m.

Konsul

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consulere

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consulo, consului, consultum
Akk: um Rat fragen, beraten, beschließen
Dat.: sorgen für

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contemnere

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contemno, contempsi, contemptum

verachten

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contendere

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contendo, contendi, contentum

sich anstrengen, eilen, kämpfen, behaupten

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contentus, a, um

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zufrieden

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continere

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contineo, continui, contentum

festhalten, einschließen, umfassen, behalten

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contingere

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contingo, contingi, contactum

berühren, gelingen

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contra

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dagegen

cum accusativo
gegen

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convenire

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convenio, conveni, conventum

zusammenkommen, vereinbart werden, sich einigen

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convertere

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converto, converti, conversum

umwenden, (sich) hinwenden, verändern, verwandeln

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copia

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copiae f.

Menge, Fülle, Vorrat, Möglichkeit

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copiae

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copiarum f.

Truppen, Vorräte, Mittel, Reichtum

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cornu

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cornus n.

Horn, Heeresflügel

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corona

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coronae f.

Kranz, Krone, Zuschauerkreis, Sperrlinie

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corpus

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corporis n.

Körper, Leichnam, Körperschaft, Gesamtheit

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crassitudo

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crassitudinis f.

Dicke, Dichtheit

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credere

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credo, credidi, creditum

anvertrauen, glauben

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crescere

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cresco, crevi

wachsen, zunehmen, sich entwickeln

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crimen

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criminis n.

Vorwurf, Schuld, Verbrechen

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culpa

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Schuld

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cultus

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cultus m.

Pflege, Lebensweise, Verehrung, Bildung, Schmuck

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cuncti, cunctae, cuncta

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alle

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cunctus, a, um

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ganz, gesamt

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cupere

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cupio, cupivi, cupitum

begehren, wünschen, Leidenschaft empfinden

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cupiditas

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cupiditatis f.

Begierde, Verlangen

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cur

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warum

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cura

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Sorge, Fürsorge, Kummer

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curare

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sorgen für, besorgen, pflegen

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currere

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curro, cucurri, cursum

laufen, eilen

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currus

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currus m.

Wagen

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cursus

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cursus m.

Lauf, Route, Bahn

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custos

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custodis m.

Wächter, Beschützer

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caballus

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abgetriebenes Pferd, Gaul (Kavallerie)

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cacumen

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cacuminis n.

Gipfel, Spitze

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cadaver

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cadaveris n.

Leichnam, Aas

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cadere

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cado, cecidi, casurus

fallen

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93
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sol cadit

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die Sonne sinkt/geht unter

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labor male cadit

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die Anstrengung schlägt fehl

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caducus

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zum Fall bestimmt

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aqua caduca

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herabstürzendes Wasser

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spes caduca

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nichtige Hoffnung

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accidere

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accido, accidi

niederfallen bei, sich ereignen, geschehen, zustoßen

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accidit, ut

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es ereignet sich, dass

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aliquid mihi accidit

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es stößt mir etwas zu (accident)

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concidere

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concido, concidi - v. cadere
(in sich) zusammenfallen, -brechen

concido, concidi, concisum - v. caedere
niederhauen, zerhacken, verprügeln

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decidere

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decido, decidi - cadere
herabfallen, sterben

decido, decidi, decisum - caedere
abhauen, (Geschäft) abmachen, vereinbachen (decide)

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excidere

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excido, excidi - cadere
heraus-, herabfallen, untergehen

excido, excidi, excisum - caedere
heraushauen, ausrotten

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excidium

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Untergang, Fall

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incidere

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incido, incidi - cadere
fallen in/auf

incido, incidi, incisum - caedere
einschneiden in, anschneiden, beschneiden, durchschneiden, herausschneiden

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incidere in hostem

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(zufällig) auf den Feind stoßen, (absichtl.) den Feind überfallen

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occidere

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occido, occidi, occasum - cadere
(nieder)stürzen, untergehen, umkommen

occido, occidi, occisum - caedere
niederhauen, töten

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ad occentem (solem)

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nach Westen (zur untergehenden Sonne)

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occasus

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occasus m.

Untergang

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ad occasum (solis)

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nach Westen

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occasio

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occasionis f.

günstige Gelegenheit (occassion, was entgegenfällt)

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procidere

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procido, procidi

nach vorwärts fallen, niederfallen

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cadus

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cadi m.

Krug

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114
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caecus, a, um

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blind, unsichtbar, dunkel

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115
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caecitas

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Blindheit, Verblendung

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circumcidere

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circumcido, circumcidi, circumcisum

ringsum) abschneiden (v. caedere

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praecidere

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praecido, praecidi, praecisum - caedere

abschneiden

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recidere

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recido, recidi, recisum - caedere

zurückschneiden, beschränken, ab/herausschneiden

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119
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succidere

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succido, succidi - cadere
nieder/zusammen sinken, zu Boden fallen

succido, succidi, succisum - caedere
(unten) abschneiden, abhauen

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caelare

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ziselieren, kunstvoll ausführen

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caelebs

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caelibis

ehelos, unverheiratet (v. Mann, Zölibat)

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lectus caelebs

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von keiner Frau berührtes Bett

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caelestis, is, e

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himmlich, göttlich

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caeles

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caelitis m.Pl.

himmlisch, die Himmlischen, Götter

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caelicola

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caelicolae m.

Himmelsbewohner, Gottheit (~agricola)

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caerimonia

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Ehrfurcht, Feierlichkeit, Feier

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caerulus, a, um

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blau, bläulich

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128
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caesaries

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caesariei f.

Haupthaar, Mähne

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129
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caespes

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caespitis m.

Rasenstück, Rasen, Rasenaltar

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caestus

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caestus m.

Kampfriemen (b. Faustkampf)

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caetra

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leichter Lederschild

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caetratus, a, um

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leicht beschildet

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133
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calamitas

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calamitatis f.

Unheil, Schaden

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calamitosus, a, um

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unheilvoll, verderblich

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calamus

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Stengel, Rohr, Pfeil, Pfeife, Angelrute, Schreibrohr

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calathus

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Korb, Schale

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calêre

A

caleo, calui

heiß sein, glühen

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calidus, a, um

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heiß, hitzig

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139
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calor

A

caloris m.

Hitze, Leidenschaft (Kalorien)

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140
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incalêscere

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incalesco, incalui

heißt werden

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141
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caligo

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caliginis f.

Nebel, Qualm, Finsternis, Dunkel

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142
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calix

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calicis m.

Becher, Schüssel

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callidus, a, um

A

gewandt, erfahren, schlau

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calliditas

A

calliditatis f.

Gewandtheit, Schläue

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145
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calo

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calonis m.

Troßknecht

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calumnia

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Rechtsverdrehung, Schikane

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calx

A

calcis f.

Ferse, Huf

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148
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calceus

A

(Halb-)Stiefel

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149
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calcare

A

stampfen, betreten

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150
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caminus

A

Esse, Kamin, Ofen

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campester, tris, tre

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in der Ebene, auf dem Marsfeld

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candêre

A

candeo, candui

weiß sein, schimmern, glühen

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candidus, a, um

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weiß, glänzend

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candida hora

A

glückliche Stunde

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candidus amicus

A

aufrichtiger Freund

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candidatus, a, um

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weiß bekleidet, Wahlbewerber

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candor

A

candoris m.

schimmerndes Weiß, Glanz, Aufrichtigkeit

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cantor

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cantoris m.

Sänger

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cantus

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cantus m.

Gesang, Spiel, Klang

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cantare

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singen, besingen, spielen

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canorus

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wohltönend, -klingend

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concinere

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concino, concinui, concentum - canere

zusammenklingen, übereinstimmen, singen, besingen

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concentus

A

concentus m.

Zusammenklanf, Harmonie (Konsens)

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recinere

A

recino - canere

widerhallen, zurückschallen lassen

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canna

A

Schilfrohr, Rohr

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canus, a, um

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grau, alt

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cani

A

canorum m.

(d. Grauen:) Haar, Haare

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canities

A

canitiei f.

graue Farbe, graues Haar, Alter

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canêre

A

caneo, canui

grau/weiß sein

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170
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caper

A

capri m.

Ziegenbock

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171
Q

capra

A

Ziege

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172
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capella

A

Ziege

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caprea

A

wilde Ziege, Reh

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174
Q

capere consulatum

A

das Konsulat übernehmen

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175
Q

captus amore

A

durch Liebe verführt

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captus auribus

A

taub (auf den Ohren gefangen)

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capere pecuniam

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Geld erhalten

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capere dolorem ex clade

A

über die Niederlage Schmerz empfinden

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captivus, a, um

A

gefangen, Gefangener

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captivitas

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Gefangenschaft, Eroberung

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captiosus, a, um

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verfänglich

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captare

A

haschen, zu fangen versuchen (catch, chase)

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capax, capax, capax

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capacis

aufnahmefähig für, geräumig

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capessere

A

capesso, capivi, capitum

packen ergreifen

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capessere rem publicam

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sich für das Gemeinwesen einsetzen

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accipere

A

accipio, accepi, acceptum - capere

annehmen, empfangen, bekommen, ergreifen

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concipere

A

concipio, concepi, conceptum - capere

in sich) aufnehmen, (zu einer Formel) zusammenfassen, feierlich aussprechen (Konzept

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188
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concipere ignem/spem

A

Feuer fangen/Hoffnung schöpfen

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concipere (semina)

A

Samen empfangen, schwanger werden (conceive)

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concipere precês

A

Bitten feierlich aussprechen

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decipere

A

decipio, decepi, deceptum - capere

täuschen

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excipere

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excipio, excepi, exceptum - capere

ausnehmen, auffangen, aufnehmen

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incipere (ab eo)

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incipio, incepi, inceptum - capere

anfangen beginnen

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194
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inceptum

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Vorhaben, Unternehmen

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inceptare

A

anfangen, beginnen

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intercipere

A

abfangen, wegnehmen, unterbrechen - capere

zwischen 2 Punkten wegnehmen

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occipere

A

occipio, occepi, occeptum - capere

anfangen, unternehmen

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percipere

A

percipio, percepi, perceptum - capere

empfangen, wahrnehmen, sich aneignen

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perceptio

A

perceptionis f.

Einsammeln, Wahrnehmung, Erkenntnis

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praecipere

A

praecipio, praecepi, praeceptum

vorwegnehmen, vorschreiben, lehren

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praeceptum

A

Vorschrift, Befehl, Lehrsatz

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praecipuus, a, um

A

besonderer, vorzüglich, hervorragend

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Q

praecipue

A

vor allem, besonders

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recipere

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recipio, recepi, receptum - capere

zurücknehmen, - holen, aufnehmen

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recipere gressus ad urbem

A

die Schritte zur Stadt zurücklenken

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Q

se recipere ex terrore

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sich vom Schrecken erholen

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Q

se recipere ad eum

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sich zu ihm zurückziehen

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Q

recipere eum tecto

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ihn in sein Haus aufnehmen

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Q

recipere officium

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eine Pflicht übernehmen

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receptus

A

receptus m.

Rücktritt, Rückzug, Flucht

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suscipere

A

suscipio, suscepi, susceptum - capere

auffangen, aufnehmen, auf sich nehmen

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suscipere onus

A

eine Last auf sich nehmen

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Q

puer a patre suscipitur

A

der Knabe wird vom Vater (v. Boden) aufgehoben = (z. Erziehung) angenommen

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occupare

A

besetzen, in Beschlag nehmen (capere, occupy)

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Q

occupare eum

A

ihm zuvorkommen, ihn überraschen

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Q

occupare id facere

A

dies zuerst tun

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Q

occupatio

A

occupationis f.

Besetzung, Inanspruchnahme

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Q

praeoccupare

A

vorher besetzen, zuvorkommen, überraschen

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Q

recuperare

A

wiedererlangen, zurückgewinnen (re-occupare, recover)

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Q

recuperator

A

Erstattungsrichter

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Q

antecapere

A

antecapio, antecepi, anteceptum

vorher beschaffen/besetzen/nutzen (vorher ergreifen)

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Q

capsa

A

Behälter, Kapsel (Kasse, capere)

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Q

capulus

A

Griff, Schwertgriff (capere)

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Q

caput amnis

A

Quelle/Mündung des Stromes

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Q

accusare capitis

A

auf Leben und Tod anklagen

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Q

caput libri

A

der Hauptgedanke des Buches

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Q

caput Graecae

A

der wichtigste Ort Griechenlands

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Q

capitalis, is, e

A

das Leben betreffend, hervorragend

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Q

capitalis poena

A

Todesstrafe

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Q

capitalis scriptor

A

hervorragender Schriftsteller

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Q

anceps, anceps, anceps

A

ancipitis

zweiseitig, unsicher (doppelköpfig)

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232
Q

praeceps, praeceps, praeceps

A

praecipitis

kopfüber, abschüssig, jäh, verderblich

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Q

praeceps in mare deici

A

sich kopfüber ins Meer stürzen

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Q

praeceps iter

A

steil abfallender Weg

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Q

praeceps victoria

A

verderblicher Sieg

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Q

in praeceps iacere

A

in die Tiefe stürzen

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Q

praecipitare

A

herabstürzen, beschleunigen, übereilen, sich herabstürzen, untergehen

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Q

carbasus

A

carbasi f. (Pl. a, orum n.)

Baumwollgewebe, Musselin, Leinwand, Segel

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Q

carbo

A

carbonis m.

Kohle

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Q

carcer

A

carceris m.

Kerker (Karzer), Schranken (am Startplatz der Rennbahn)

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Q

cardo

A

cardinis m.

(Tür-)Zapfen, Drehpunkt, Achse

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Q

carina

A

Kiel, Schiff

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Q

caro

A

carnis f.

Fleisch

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244
Q

carnifex

A

carnificis m.

Henker, Peiniger

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245
Q

carpere

A

carpo, carpsi, carptum

pflücken, rupfen, zerrupfen

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246
Q

carpere hostem proeliis

A

den Feind durch Gefechte beunruhigen

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carpere viam/diem

A 
den Weg (stückweise) zurücklegen,
den Tag auskosten
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decerpere

A

decerpo, decerpsi, decerptum - carpere

abpflücken

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excerpere

A

excerpo, excerpsi, excerptum - carpere

herausnehmen, auswählen, wegnehmen (exzerpieren)

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carrus

A

carrus m.

Wagen

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caritas

A

hoher Preis, Wertschätzung

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casa

A

Hütte

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casia

A

Zimt

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castanea

A

Edelkastanie

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castigare

A

im Zaum halten, zurechtweisen, züchtigen (kasteien)

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castellum

A

Befestigung, Kastell

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castus, a, um

A

sittenrein, fromm (chaste)

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incestus, a, um

A

unrein, befleckt (Inzest)

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Q

catena

A

Kette, Fessel

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caterva

A

Schale

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261
Q

catinus

A

Schüssel, Napf

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262
Q

catillus

A

Schüsselchen

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263
Q

catulus

A

Junges, junger Hund (canis)

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Q

catus, a, um

A

schlau, gewitzt

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265
Q

cauda

A

Schwanz, Schweif

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Q

caulis

A

caulis m.

Stengel, Stiel, Kohl

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caupo

A

cauponis m.

Gastwirt

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Q

caupona

A

Gastwirtschaft, Schenke

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Q

caurus/corus

A

Nordwestwind

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270
Q

amici causa

A

des Freundes wegen

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Q

per causam

A

unter dem Vorwand

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ea de causa

A

aus diesem Grund, deshalb (cause/because)

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273
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accusare

A

anklagen (accuse - zum Prozess zwingen)

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Q

accusator

A

Ankläger

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Q

accusatio

A

accusationis f.

Anklage

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Q

excusare (eum/rem)

A

entschuldigen, als Entschuldigung anführen (causa)

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excusatio

A

Entschuldigung, Ausrede

278
Q

incusare (eum/rem)

A

beschuldigen, sich beklagen über (causa)

279
Q

recusare

A

ablehnen, sich weigern (causa)

280
Q

cautes

A

cautis f.

Riff, Klippe

281
Q

cavere sociis

A

für die Bundesgenossen vorsorgen

282
Q

cavere ei de pecunia

A

ihm für das Geld Sicherheit leisten

283
Q

cave venias!

A

Hüte dich, zu kommen!

284
Q

cautus, a, um

A

vorsichtig, gewitzt

285
Q

incautus, a, um

A

unvorsichtig, sorglos, ungeschützt

286
Q

cavus, a, um

A

hohl, (ein/aus)gewölbt

287
Q

cavea

A

Käfig, Zuschauerraum - cavus

288
Q

caverna

A

Höhle, Höhlung - cavus

289
Q

cavare

A

aushöhlen, hohl machen - cavus

290
Q

concavus,a,um

A

(völlig) hohl, gewölbt, gekrümmt

291
Q

res male cedit

A

die Sache läuft schlecht

292
Q

abscedere

A

abscedo, abscessi, abscessum - cedere

weggehen

293
Q

accedere

A

accedo, accessi, accessum - cedere

herantreten, sich nähern, dazukommen

294
Q

accessio

A

Annäherung, Zuwachs

295
Q

accessus

A

accessus m.

Annährung, Zutritt (access)

296
Q

antecedere

A

antecedo, antecessi, antecessum

vorausgehen, überholen, übertreffen

297
Q

concedere ei multa

A

ihm viel zugestehen

298
Q

decedere

A

decedo, decessi, decessum

weggehen, weichen

299
Q

decedit filius/sol

A

der Sohn stirbt/die Sonne geht unter

300
Q

discedere

A

discedo, discessi, discessum

auseinanderwegen, weggehen, verschwinden

301
Q

discedere domum/ab eo

A

nach Hause gehen, sich von ihm entfernen

302
Q

discessus

A

discessus m.

Abzug, Abreise, Trennung

303
Q

excedere

A

excedo, excessi, excessum

herausgehen, weggehen, verlassen, sich erstrecken bis

304
Q

incedere

A

incedo, incessi, incessum

einhergehen, heranziehen gegen, betreten, anwandeln, befallen

305
Q

incessus

A

incessus m.

Gang, Vordringen, Einfall

306
Q

incessere

A

incesso, incivi - cedere

eindringen auf, angreifen

307
Q

intercedere

A

intercedo, intercessi, intercessum

einhergehen dazwischen, dazwischentreten

308
Q

bellum intercedit

A

dazwischen ereignet sich ein Krieg

309
Q

intercedere legi

A

gegen das Gesetz Einspruch erheben

310
Q

intercedere pro iis

A

vermittelnd für sie eintreten

311
Q

intercessio

A

Einspruch, Vermittlung, Bürgschaft

312
Q

praecedere

A

praecedo, praecessi, praecessum

vorangehen, übertreffen

313
Q

procedere

A

procedo, processi, processum

vorrücken, fortschreiten, Erfolg haben

314
Q

agmen/opus procedit

A

der Zug rückt vor, das Werk schreitet fort

315
Q

recedere

A

recedo, recessi, recessum

zurücktreten, sich zurückziehen, sich entfernen

316
Q

recessus

A

recessus m.

Zurücktreten, Rückzug, Abgeschiedenheit, abgelegener Ort

317
Q

secedere (ab eo)

A

secedo, secessi, secessum

beiseite gehen, weggehen, sich trennen

318
Q

secessio

A

Auf-die-Seite-Gehen, Trennung, Auszug (Sezession)

319
Q

succedere

A

succedo, successi, successum

hinuntergehen unter, auf sich nehmen, emporsteigen, nachrücken, nachfolgen

320
Q

res succedit

A

die Sache geht vorwärts/hat Erfolg (success)

321
Q

successor

A

Nachfolger

322
Q

successus

A

successus m.

Heranrücken, Vorrücken, Erfolg (success)

323
Q

cedo

A

Pl. cette

gib her! sag! lass hören!

324
Q

cedrus

A

cedri f.

Zeder, Zedernholz/öl

325
Q

celare

A

verbergen, verheimlichen

326
Q

celeber, bris, bre

A

viel besucht, feierlich, häufig genannt, berühmt

327
Q

celebritas

A

Belebtheit, Häufigkeit, Berühmtheit

328
Q

celebrare

A

besuchen, umdrängen, beleben, feiern, preisen

329
Q

celer, is, e

A

schnell

330
Q

celeritas

A

Schnelligkeit

331
Q

celerare

A

eilen, beschleunigen

332
Q

accelerare

A

sich beeilen, beschleunigen (accelerate)

333
Q

cella

A

Zelle, Kammer, Vorratskammer

334
Q

celsus,a,um

A

emporragend, erhaben, großherzig

335
Q

excelsus,a,um

A

hochragend, erhaben

336
Q

excellere

A

excelleo - excelsus

hervorragen, sich auszeichnen

337
Q

excellens

A

hervorragend, vortrefflich

338
Q

excellentia

A

hervorragende Art, Vortrefflichkeit

339
Q

cena

A

Hauptmahlzeit

340
Q

cenare

A

speisen

341
Q

accendere

A

accendo, accendi, accensum

anzünden, entflammen

342
Q

incendere

A

incendo, incendi, incensum

anzünden, entflammen

343
Q

incendium

A

Brand, Feuer

344
Q

succendere

A

succendo, succendi, succensum

in Brand stecken, entflammen

345
Q

censor

A

Zensor

346
Q

censorius,a,um

A

ehemaliger Zensor, zensorisch

347
Q

census

A

census m.

Volkszählung, Vermögen

348
Q

censura

A

Amt des Zensors, Zensur

349
Q

centuria

A

Hundertschaft, Zenturie

350
Q

centurio

A

centurionis m.

Führer einer Hundertschaft, Zenturio

351
Q

cera

A

Wachs, Wachstafel, Ahnenmaske

352
Q

cereus,a,um

A

wächsern, Wachskerze

353
Q

cerebrum

A

Gehirn, Verstand

354
Q

decernere

A

decerno, decrevi, decretum

entscheiden, beschließen

355
Q

decretum

A

Beschluss, (philos.) Lehrsatz

356
Q

discernere

A

discerno, discrevi, discretum

absondern, trennen, unterscheiden

357
Q

secernere

A

secerno, secrevi, secretum

absondern, unterscheiden

358
Q

secretus,a,um

A

abgesondert, geheim (Adv. -o)

359
Q

secretum

A

Geheimnis

360
Q

certare

A

wetteifern, kämpfen, streiten

361
Q

certatio

A

certationis f.

Wetteifer, Wettkampf, Streit

362
Q

certatio poenae

A

Streit um die Strafe

363
Q

certatim

A

Adverb

im Wettstreit, um die Wette

364
Q

decertare

A

um die Entscheidung kämpfen

365
Q

certiorem facere

A

benachrichtigen (certain)

366
Q

certo

A

sicher

367
Q

incertus,a,um

A

unsicher, ungewiss

368
Q

cervix

A

cervicis f.

Hals, Nacken

369
Q

cervus

A

Hirsch

370
Q

cerva

A

Hirschkuh

371
Q

ceteri,ae,a

A

die Übrigen

372
Q

ceu

A

wie, wie wenn

373
Q

chaos

A

Nom. Akk. n.

gestaltlose Masse, Leere, Unterwelt

374
Q

charta

A

Papyrus, Papier, Blatt, Schriftstück

375
Q

chiragra/cheragra

A

Gicht

376
Q

chlamys

A

chlamydis f.

Kriegsmantel, Überwurf

377
Q

chorda

A

Saite

378
Q

chorus

A

Reigentanz, Chor

379
Q

chorea

A

Reigentanz

380
Q

cicade

A

Grille, Zikade

381
Q

cicer

A

ciceris n.

Kichererbse

382
Q

cicuta

A

Schierling

383
Q

ciêre

A

cieo, civi, citum

in Bewegung setzen, aufrufen

384
Q

citus,a,um

A

schnell - ciere

385
Q

citare

A

vorladen, aufrufen - ciere

386
Q

recitare

A

vorlesen

387
Q

conciere

A

concieo, concivi, concitum

zusammenbringen, antreiben, erregen

388
Q

concitare

A

zusammenbringen, antreiben, erregen

389
Q

concitatio

A

concitationis f.

Erregung, Auflauf

390
Q

accîre

A

herbeiholen, rufen - ciere

391
Q

excîre

A

herausjagen, aufjagen, erregen, herbeiholen - ciere

392
Q

excitare

A

herausjagen, aufjagen - ciere

393
Q

incitare

A

antreiben - ciere

394
Q

incitamentum

A

Anreiz

395
Q

suscitare

A

emportreiben, wecken, erregen - ciere

396
Q

sollicitus,a,um

A

erregt, unruhig, besorgt (ciere)

397
Q

sollicitudo

A

sollicitudinis f.

Unruhe, Sorge

398
Q

sollicitare

A

erregen, in heftige Bewegung setzen (ciere)

399
Q

cingere

A

cingo, cinxi, cinctum

umgürten, umschließen

400
Q

accingere

A

accingo, accinxi, accinctum

angürten, umgürten

401
Q

discingere

A

discingo, discinxi, discinctum

aufgürten, losgürten

402
Q

discinctus,a,um

A

ohne Gurt, locker, sorglos

403
Q

incingere

A

incingo, incinxi, incinctum

umgürten, umgeben

404
Q

praecingere

A

praecingo, praecinxi, praecinctum

vorne gürten

405
Q

succingere

A

succingo, succinxi, succinctum

(d. Gewand) hochbinden, umgürten, umgeben

406
Q

cinis

A

cineris m.

Asche

407
Q

circus

A

Kreis, Rennbahn

408
Q

circiter

A

ungefähr

409
Q

ciris

A

ciris f.

Ciris (Meervogel)

410
Q

cis

A

cum accusativo

diesseits

411
Q

citra

A

diesseits (von), innerhalb der mir zugewandten Grenze

412
Q

citra fidem

A

noch innerhalb des Glaubens

413
Q

citra scelus

A

noch vor dem Verbrechen

414
Q

citerior, citerior, citerius

A

näher liegend, diesseitig

415
Q

cithara

A

Zither

416
Q

civilis,is,e

A

bürgerlich, politisch

417
Q

ius civile

A

das für die Bürger geltende Recht

418
Q

civilis animus

A

die für einen Bürger geziemende Gesinnung

419
Q

civicus,a,um

A

bürgerlich, Bürger-

420
Q

clamculum

A

heimlich

cum accusativo: heimlich vor

421
Q

clamitare

A

schreien

422
Q

conclamare

A

zusammenrufen, rufen, schreien

423
Q

exclamare

A

aufschreien, ausrufen

424
Q

clangor

A

clangoris m.

Schmettern, Klang, Schall, Geschnatter

425
Q

claritudo

A

claritudinis f.

Helle, Berühmtheit

426
Q

declarare

A

kenntlich machen, verkünden, erklären (clarus, declare)

427
Q

praeclarus,a,um

A

besonders glänzend/berühmt

428
Q

claustra

A

claustrorum n.

Riegel, Verschluss

429
Q

concludere

A

concludo, conclusi, conclusum

einschließen, abschließen, folgern

430
Q

conclusio

A

conclusionis f.

Einschließung, Abschluss, Folgerung

431
Q

exclûdere

A

exclûdi, exclûsi, exclûsum

ausschließen, absperren (claudere)

432
Q

inclûdere

A

inclûdo, inclûsi, inclûsum

einschließen, verschließen

433
Q

interclûdere

A

interclûdo, interclûsi, interclûsum

absperren, abschneiden

434
Q

praeclûdere

A

praeclûdo, praeclûsi, praeclûsum

verschließen

435
Q

reclûdere

A

reclûdo, reclûsi, reclûsum

aufschließen, öffnen

436
Q

clavis

A

clavis f.

Schlüssel

437
Q

clavus

A

Nagel, Griff des Steuerruders, Purpurstreifen

438
Q

clemens, clemens, clemens

A

mild

439
Q

clementia

A

Milde

440
Q

cliêns

A

cliêntis m.

Abhängiger, Schützling, Klient

441
Q

clientela

A

Abhängigkeit, Anhang, Klientel

442
Q

declinare

A

ablenken, abbiegen, ausweichen, vermeiden

443
Q

declinatio

A

declinationis f.

Abweichung

444
Q

inclinare

A

(sich) beugen/neigen (incline)

445
Q

inclinatio

A

inclinationis f.

Beugung, Wendung, Zuneigung

446
Q

reclinare

A

zurücklehnen, anlehnen

447
Q

clipeus/clupeus

A

Rundschild, Scheibe, Medaillon

448
Q

clitellae

A

clitellarum f.

Packsatte, Saumsattel

449
Q

clivus

A

Hang, Hügel

450
Q

declivis,is,e

A

abschüssig

451
Q

proclivis,is,e

A

abschüssig, geneigt, leicht ausfühtbar

452
Q

clunis

A

clunis f.

Hinterbacken, Hinterkeule

453
Q

coalêscere

A

coalêsco, coalui, coalitum

zusammenwachsen, anwachsen (Koalition)

454
Q

codex

A

codicis m.

Baumstamm, Heft, Buch

455
Q

codex accepti et expensi

A

Buch der Einnahmen und Ausgaben

456
Q

codicillus

A

Schreibtäfelchen, Schriftstück

457
Q

coepisse

A

coepi, coeptum (vorzeitig)

angefangen haben

458
Q

coeptum

A

Vorhaben, Unternehmung

459
Q

coeptare

A

anfangen, beginnen

460
Q

coetus

A

coetus m.

Zusammenkommen, Versammlung

461
Q

cogitatio

A

cogitationis f.

Denken, Gedanke, Überlegung

462
Q

excogitare

A

erdenken, ersinnen

463
Q

cultor

A

Bearbeiter, Bewohner, Verehrer

464
Q

cultura

A

Bearbeitung, Pflege

465
Q

incultus,a,um

A

unbearbeitet, ungepflegt, ungebildet

466
Q

colonus

A

Bauer, Pächter, Siedlere (colere)

467
Q

colonia

A

Ansiedlung, Niederlassung, Kolonie (colere)

468
Q

excolere

A

verfeinern - (colere-gründlich pflegen)

469
Q

incolere

A

bewohnen, wohnen (colere)

470
Q

accola

A

accolae m.

Nachbar, angrenzend

471
Q

incola

A

incolae m.

Einwohner, einheimisch (s. agricola,caelicola)

472
Q

collega

A

collegae m.

Amtsgenosse

473
Q

collegium

A

gemeinsame Amtsführung, Kollegium

474
Q

collis

A

collis m.

Hügel

475
Q

coluber

A

colubri m.

kleine Schlange

476
Q

columba

A

Taube

477
Q

comans, comans, comans

A

behaart, belaubt

478
Q

comere

A

como, compsi, comptum

kämmen, flechten, umwinden

479
Q

comptus,a,um

incomptus,a,um

A

gepflegt

ungepflegt

480
Q

comitari

A

begleiten (comes)

481
Q

comitatus

A

comitatus m. (- comes)

Begleitung, Gefolge

482
Q

comis,is,e

A

freundlich, umgänglich

483
Q

comitas

A

comitatis f.

Freundlichkeit, Umgänglichkeit

484
Q

comminisci

A

comminiscor, commentus sum

ausdenken, ersinnen

485
Q

commentīcius,a,um

A

ersonnen, erfunden

486
Q

commentari

A

reiflich überlegen, einstudieren

487
Q

commentarius

A

schmucklose Aufzeichnung

488
Q

comoedia

A

Lustspiel, Komödie

489
Q

comicus,a,um

A

zur Komödie passend, komisch

490
Q

comperire

A

comperio, comperi, compertum

erfahren, ertappen, überführen

491
Q

compescere

A

compesco, compescui

zähmen, bezähmen

492
Q

compilare

A

ausplündern

493
Q

compitum

A

Kreuzweg, Weggabel

494
Q

conari

A

conor, conatus sum

versuchen, wagen

495
Q

conatus

A

conatus m.

Versuch, Unternehmen

496
Q

concha

A

Muschel, Muschelschale, Perle, Purpur

497
Q

conchylium

A

Auster, Purpurschnecke, Purpur

498
Q

concilium

A

Versammlung

499
Q

conciliare

A

gewinnen, vermitteln

500
Q

reconciliare

A

zurückgewinnen, wiederherstellen

501
Q

concinnus,a,um

inconcinnus,a,um

A

kunstgerecht, ausgeglichen, gefällig

ungeschickt, ungleichmäßig, plump

502
Q

condire

A

einbalsamieren, würzen

503
Q

congruere

A

congruo, congrui

zusammentreffen, übereinstimmen

504
Q

considerare

A

genau überlegen, betrachten

505
Q

consternare

A

scheu machen, erschrecken, aufjagen

506
Q

consulatus

A

consulatus m.

Konsulat

507
Q

consularis,is,e

A

konsularisch, ehemaliger Konsul

508
Q

proconsul

A

proconsulis m.

stellvertretender Konsul, Statthalter

509
Q

consulere severe in eum

A

strenge Beschlüsse gegen ihn fassen

510
Q

consultus,a,um

A

wohlüberlegt, kundig, erfahren

511
Q

consultum

A

Beschluss

512
Q

consulto/consulte

A

absichtlich

513
Q

consultare

A

befragen, beraten, sorgen für

514
Q

consilium capere

A

einen Entschluss fassen

515
Q

contaminare

A

beflecken, verderben

516
Q

contio

A

contionis f.

Versammlung, Rede

517
Q

contionari

A

eine Rede halten

518
Q

contrarius,a,um

A

gegenüberliegend, entgegengesetzt

519
Q

contrarium

A

Gegensatz, Gegenteil

520
Q

contubernium

A

Gemeinschaft, Zusammenleben, gemeinsames Zelt, gemeinsame Unterkunft

521
Q

contumacia

A

Unnachgiebigkeit, Trotz

522
Q

contus

A

Ruderstange, Wurfspieß

523
Q

percontari/percunctari

A

erforschen, sich erkundigen, fragen (contus-mit der Ruderstange abtasten)

524
Q

convicium

A

Gekreisch, Scheltrede, Spottrede

525
Q

convexus,a,um

A

ausgewölbt, trichterförmig, steil

526
Q

convexa

A

convexorum n.

Himmelsgewölbe, Talkkessel

527
Q

copiosus,a,um

A

reich ausgestattet, wortreich

528
Q

copulare

A

anknüpfen, verknüpfen (koppeln)

529
Q

coquere

A

coquo, coxi, coctum

kochen, erhitzen, backen

530
Q

cor

A

cordis n.

Herz, Gemüt, Verstand

531
Q

is mihi cordi est

A

sein Schicksal liegt mir am Herzen

532
Q

concors, concors, concors

A

concordis - cor

einträchtig

533
Q

concordia

A

Eintracht (cor)

534
Q

discors, discors, discors

A

discordis - cor

uneinig, widersprechend

535
Q

discordia

A

Uneinigkeit, Zwietracht, Meuterei (cor)

536
Q

discordare

A

uneinig sein, sich in Zwietracht befinden (cor)

537
Q

excors, excors, excors

A

excordis - cor

ohne Verstand, dumm

538
Q

socors, socors, socors

A

socordis - cor

schwerfällig, beschränkt, sorglos

539
Q

socordia

A

Beschränktheit, Sorglosigkeit (cor)

540
Q

vecors, vecors, vecors

A

unsinnig, wahnsinnig (cor)

541
Q

vecordia

A

Sinnlosigkeit, Wahnsinn (cor)

542
Q

recordari

A

sich erinnern, beherzigen (cor, to record)

543
Q

recordatio

A

Erinnerung (cor)

544
Q

praecordia

A

praecordiorum n. - cor

Zwerchfell, Eingeweide, Brust

545
Q

coram

A

persönlich, öffentlich, in Gegenwart von

546
Q

corium

A

Tierhaut, Fell, Leder

547
Q

cornix

A

cornicis f.

Krähe

548
Q

corniger, cornigera, cornigerum

A

gehörnt, geweihtragend

549
Q

cornum

A

Kornelkirsche

550
Q

coronare

A

bekränzen, umkränzen

551
Q

cortex

A

corticis m.

Rinde, Kork

552
Q

coruscus,a,um

A

zuckend, schwankend, blitzend

553
Q

coruscare

A

zucken, zucken lassen

554
Q

corvus

A

Rabe

555
Q

corylus

A

coryli f.

Haselstaude

556
Q

cos

A

cotis f.

Wetzstein

557
Q

costa

A

Rippe (coast-Küste)

558
Q

cothurnus

A

Kothurn, Jagdstiefel

559
Q

cottidie

A

täglich

560
Q

cottidianus,a,um

A

täglich, alltäglich

561
Q

crâs

A

morgen

562
Q

crâstinus,a,um

A

morgig

563
Q

crassus,a,um

A

dick

564
Q

crater

A

crateris m.

Mischkessel, Schlund, Krater

565
Q

cratis

A

cratis f.

Flechtwerk, (Bretter-)Gefüge

566
Q

creâre

A

erschaffen, hervorbringen

567
Q

creâre consules

A

die Konsuln wählen (lassen)

568
Q

procreâre

A

hervorbringen, zeugen

569
Q

recreâre

A

wiederherstellen

570
Q

se recreâre

A

sich erholen

571
Q

crêber, crebra, crebrum

A

dicht, häufig

572
Q

crêbrô

A

häufig

573
Q

credibilis,is,e

A

glaubhaft

574
Q

incredibilis,is,e

A

unglaubhaft

575
Q

credulus,a,um

A

leichtgläubig

576
Q

credulitas

A

Leichtgläubigkeit

577
Q

cremare

A

verbrennen

578
Q

crepare

A

crepo, crepui, crepitum

tönen (schallen, klirren etc.), ertönen lassen

579
Q

crepitare

A

tönen (schallen, klirren etc.)

580
Q

increpare

A

increpo, increpui, increpitum

tönen (schallen, klirren etc.), ertönen lassen, schelten

581
Q

increpitare

A

schelten, höhnen

582
Q

discrepare

A

nicht übereinstimmen, abweichen

583
Q

accrescere

A

accresco, accrevi, accretum

hinzuwachsen, wachsen

584
Q

concrescere

A

concresco, concrevi, concretum

zusammenwachsen, erstarren

585
Q

criminârî

A

Klage führen, beschuldigen, vorwerfen

586
Q

crîminâtiô

A

Anschuldigung, Verdächtigung

587
Q

crinis

A

crinis m.

Haar, Schweif

588
Q

crista

A

Kamm, Helmbusch

589
Q

crocodilus

A

Krokodil

590
Q

crocus

A

Safran

591
Q

croceus,a,um

A

Safran-, safranfarben, gelb

592
Q

crudus,a,um

A

blutig, unverarbeitet, roh, mit verdorbenen Magen

593
Q

crudelis,is,e

A

grausam

594
Q

crudelitas

A

Grausamkeit

595
Q

cruor

A

cruoris m.

(vergossenes) Blut

596
Q

cruentus,a,um

A

blutbefleckt, blutdürstig

597
Q

incruentus,a,um

A

unblutig, unverletzt

598
Q

crûs

A

crûris n.

Unterschenkel, Schienbein

599
Q

crustulum

A

Honigplätzchen

600
Q

crux

A

crucis f.

Marterholz, Kreuz

601
Q

cruciare

A

martern, kreuzigen

602
Q

cruciâtus

A

cruciatûs m.

Marter, Hinrichtung

603
Q

excruciare

A

(anhaltend) martern

604
Q

cubare

A

cubo, cubui, cubitum

im Bett liegen, zu Tisch liegen

605
Q

cubile

A

cubilis n.

Lager, Lagerstatt

606
Q

cubiculum

A

Schlafzimmer, Zimmer, Gemach

607
Q

concubitus

A

concubitûs m.

gemeinsamens Lager, Beischlaf

608
Q

excubare

A 
excubo, excubui, excubitum
Wache halten (~im Freien liegen)
609
Q

excubiae

A

excubiarum f. - excubiare

Wachehalten, Wachposten

610
Q

incubare

A

incubo, incubui, incubitum

liegen auf

611
Q

recubare

A

recubo, recubui, recubitum

(zurückgelehnt) liegen, ruhen

612
Q

cubitus

A

Ellenbogen, Elle

613
Q

culex

A

culicis m.

Mücke, Schnake

614
Q

culina

A

Küche

615
Q

culmen

A

Gipfel, Giebel

616
Q

culmus

A

Halm, Ähre

617
Q

culpare

A

beschuldigen, tadeln

618
Q

culter

A

cultri m.

Messer

619
Q

cum + Abl.

A

(zusammen) mit

620
Q

cum + Ind.

A

zur Zeit, wo; sooft; indem; (eben…,) als

621
Q

cum + Konj.

A

als, da, obgleich, während doch

622
Q

cum … tum

A

wenn …, dann besonders

…, besonders

623
Q

cum primum

A

sobald

624
Q

cumque

A

wann auch immer

625
Q

qui … cumque

A

wer auch immer; jeder, der

626
Q

cumba

A

Kahn

627
Q

concumbere

A

concumbo, concubui, concubitum - cubare

sich gemeinsam niederlegen

628
Q

discumbere

A

discumbo, discubui, discubitum

sich zu Tisch legen

629
Q

incumbere

A

incumbo, incubui, incubitum

sich legen auf, sich stemmen auf

630
Q

icumbere litteris

A

sich der Wissenschaft widmen

631
Q

occumbere

A

occumbo, occubui, occubitum

hinsinken, sterben

632
Q

procumbere

A

procumbo, procubui, procubitum

nach vorwärts fallen, niederfallen

633
Q

recumbere

A

recumbo, recubui, recubitum

sich niederlegen, sich niedersenken

634
Q

succumbere

A

succumbo, succubui, succubitum

sich niederlegen, unterliegen

635
Q

cumera

A

(Getreide-)Korb

636
Q

cumulare

A

aufhäufen, überhäufen, steigern, vollenden

637
Q

cunae

A

cunarum f.

Wiege

638
Q

cunctari

A

zögern, zaudern

639
Q

cunctatum est

A

es wurde gezögert

640
Q

cunctatio

A

Zögern

641
Q

cuneus

A

Keil, Zuschauerblock

642
Q

cuniculus

A

Kaninchen(höhlung), Stollen

643
Q

cunnus

A

(weiblicher) Geschlechtsteil, Scham

644
Q

cupidus,a,um

A

gierig, begierig

645
Q

cupido

A

Begierde, Verlangen

646
Q

concupiscere

A

concupisco, concupivi, concupitum - cupere

heftig begehren

647
Q

cupressus

A

cupressi f.

Zypresse, Zypressenholz

648
Q

curatio

A

Besorgung, Pflege, Verwaltung

649
Q

accuratus,a,um

A

sorgfältig ausgeführt, genau

650
Q

procurare

A

besorgen, verwalten

651
Q

procurator

A

Besorger, (Finanz-)Verwalter

652
Q

procuratio

A

Besorgung, (Finanz-)Verwaltung

653
Q

curiosus,a,um

A

sorgfältig, aufmerksam, neugierig

654
Q

incuria

A

Sorglosigkeit, Vernachlässigung

655
Q

incuriosus,a,um

A

sorglos, nachlässig, vernachlässigt

656
Q

securus

A

sorglos, unbekümmert, sicher, nachlässig

657
Q

securitas

A

Sorglosigkeit, Sicherheit, Nachlässigkeit

658
Q

curia

A

Kurie, Versammlungsort, Rathaus

659
Q

curriculum

A

Rennbahn, Lauf, Rennwagen

660
Q

accurrere

A

accurro, ac(cu)curri, accursum

herbeilaufen, hinlaufen zu

661
Q

concurrere

A

concurro, concurri, concursum

zusammenlaufen, zusammentreffen

662
Q

concursio

A

Zusammentreffen

663
Q

concursus

A

concursus m.

Zusammenlaufen, Zusammentreffen

664
Q

dêcurrere

A

decurro, de(cu)curri, decursum

herablaufen, hineilen, durcheilen

665
Q

discurrere

A

discurro, dis(cu)curri, discursum

auseinander laufen, hin und her laufen

666
Q

excursio

A

Ausfall, Streifzug

667
Q

incurrere

A

incurro, in(cu)curri, incursum

anstürmen gegen, (zufällig) geraten in, stoßen auf

668
Q

incursio

A

Einfall

669
Q

incursus

A

incursus m.

Anlauf, Ansturm

670
Q

incursare

A

anstürmen gegen, anstoßen an

671
Q

occurere

A

occuro, oc(cu)curri, occursum

entgegeneilen, entgegentreten

672
Q

occursare

A

entgegenlaufen, sich nahen, entgegentreten

673
Q

percurrere

A

percurro, per(cu)curri, percursum

hinlaufen, durchlaufen, durcheilen

674
Q

praecurrere

A

praecurro, prae(cu)curri, praecursum

vorausheilen, überholen, übertreffen

675
Q

procurrere

A

procurro, pro(cu)curri, procursum

hervorlaufen, vorrücken, vorragen

676
Q

recurrere

A

recurro, re(cu)curri, recursum

zurücklaufen, zurückkehren, wiederkehren, seine Zuflucht nehmen zu

677
Q

succurrere

A

succurro, succurri, succursum

zu Hilfe eilen, in den Sinn kommen

678
Q

curulis,is,e

A

zum Wagen gehörig

679
Q

curtus,a,um

A

verkürzt, verstümmelt

680
Q

curvus,a,um

A

krumm, gebogen, gewölbt

681
Q

curvare

A

krümen, biegen, wölben

682
Q

recurvus,a,um

A

zurückgebogen

683
Q

cuspis

A

cuspidis f.

Stachel, Spitze, Lanze

684
Q

custodia

A

Bewachung, Wache, Haft

685
Q

custodire

A

bewachen, bewahren

686
Q

cutis

A

cutis f.

Haut

687
Q

cyathus

A

Schöpfkelle, Becher

688
Q

cycnus

A

Schwan

689
Q

cylindrus

A

Walze, Zylinder

690
Q

cytisus

A

cytisi m.(f.

Schneckenklee

691
Q

contumêlia

A

Beleidigung, Misshandlung

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