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turmae
Thessalo victore et ademptus Hector
tradidit fessis leviora |
| turma, turmae Ftroop, squadronTruppe, Geschwadertroupes, des escadronstruppa, squadronede tropas, escuadra |
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| turmae Thessalo | victor, (gen.), victoristriumphantSiegeszugtriomphanttrionfantetriunfante |
| turmae Thessalo | victor, victoris Mconqueror; victorSieger, Siegervainqueur, vainqueurconquistatore, vincitorevencedor, vencedor |
| turmae Thessalo victore | etand, and even; also, evenund, auch, und auch, sogaret, et même, aussi, mêmee, anche, inoltre, anchey, e incluso, también, incluso |
| turmae Thessalo victore et | adimo, adimere, ademi, ademptuswithdraw, take away, carry off; castrate; deprive, steal, seize; annul; rescueentziehen, wegnehmen, entführen, zu kastrieren, zu berauben, zu stehlen, zu beschlagnahmen, für nichtig zu erklären; Rettungse retirer, emporter, porter au loin ; châtrer ; priver, voler, saisir ; annuler ; délivrance ritirare, togliere, portar via, castrare, togliere, rubare, sfruttare, annullare; salvataggioretirarse, quitar, llevar apagado; castrar; privar, robar, agarrar; anular; rescate |
| turmae Thessalo victore et ademptus | Hector, Hectoris MHectorHectorHectorEttoreHéctor |
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| turmae Thessalo victore et ademptus Hector | trado, tradere, tradidi, traditushand over, surrender; deliver; bequeath; relateHand über die Übergabe; liefern; vererben; beziehenremettre, rendre ; livrer ; léguer ; rapporter consegnare, la rinuncia, consegnare, lasciare in eredità, si riferisconoentregar, entregarse; entregar; legar; relacionarse |
| turmae Thessalo victore et ademptus Hector tradidit | fessus, fessa, fessumtired, wearied, fatigued, exhausted; worn out, weak, feeble, infirm, sickmüde, müde, müde, erschöpft, müde, schwach, schwach, schwach, krankfatigué, lassé, fatigué, épuisé ; porté dehors, faible, faible, infirme, malade stanco, stanco, stanco, esausto, usurati, deboli, deboli, malati, malaticansado, cansado, fatigado, agotado; usado, débil, débil, enfermizo, enfermo |
| turmae Thessalo victore et ademptus Hector tradidit fessis | levis, leve, levior -or -us, levissimus -a -umlight, thin, trivial, trifling, slight; gentle; fickle, capricious; nimbleleichte, dünne, trivial, gering, gering, sanft, launisch, eigensinnig, flinklumière, mince, insignifiant, futile, légère ; doux ; inconsistant, capricieux ; agile leggero, sottile, banale, insignificante, leggero, delicato, volubile, capriccioso; agileluz, fino, trivial, el trifling, leve; apacible; voluble, caprichoso; ágil |
| ▲ ▼ | As the comment on Perseus well explains the construction: " 'ademptus Hector': the death of Hector. The concrete Latin reserves the noun for the real thing or person, and denotes relations or aspects by limiting adjectives or participles, thus avoiding the abstract verbals of English idiom." |
| ▲ ▼ | ademptus Hector: "ab urbe condita" construction with "adimere" a euphemism for "death." |
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