Clēmēns.
“ēheu! stultissimus est Caecilius!” clāmāvit Iūlius. “sine dubiō |
| clemens, (gen.), clementismerciful/loving; lenient/mild/gentle; quiet/peaceful, easy, moderate; compliantbarmherzig / liebenden; milde / mild / sanft, ruhig / friedlich, leicht, mittel, entspricht denmiséricordieux, affectueux; clémente / doux / douce, calme / paisible, facile, modéré, conformemisericordioso / amore; indulgente / dolce / gentile; quiet / tranquillo, facile, moderato, compatibilemisericordiosos / amorosa; indulgentes / suave / suave, tranquilo / tranquila, fácil, moderado, compatible |
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| Clēmēns.
| eheualas!ach!hélas!ahimè!¡ay! |
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“ēheu! stultissimus | sum, esse, fui, futurusbe; existsein, existierenêtre ; exister
essere, esistereser; existir
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“ēheu! stultissimus | edo, esse, -, -eat/consume/devour; eat away; destroy; spend money on foodEssen / verbrauchen / verschlingen, fressen, zu vernichten; Geld für Lebensmittelmanger / consommation / dévorer; ronger; détruire; dépenser de l'argent sur les denrées alimentairesmangiare / consumare / divorare, mangiare fuori, distruggere; spendere soldi per cibocomer / consumir / devorar, comer fuera, destruye; gastar dinero en comida |
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“ēheu! stultissimus est Caecilius!” | clamo, clamare, clamavi, clamatusproclaim, declare; cry/shout out; shout/call name of; accompany with shoutsverkünden, erklären; cry / shout out; schreiben / Call-Namen; begleiten mit Geschreiproclamer, déclarer ; le cri/crient dehors ; nom de cri/appel de ; accompagner avec des cris
proclamare, dichiarare, gridare / gridare; messaggio / invito a nome di; accompagnare con messaggi in bachecaproclamar, declarar; el grito/grita hacia fuera; nombre del grito/de la llamada de; acompañar con gritos
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“ēheu! stultissimus est Caecilius!” clāmāvit | Julius, Julia, JuliumJulius; Roman gens/family; of a/the JuliansJulius; römischen gens / Familie, einer / der JuliansJulius; gens romaine / famille; d'un / des JuliansGiulio; gens romana / famiglia; di una / la JuliansJulius; gens romana y la familia; de un / el Julians |
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“ēheu! stultissimus est Caecilius!” clāmāvit | Julius, Juli MJuliusJuliusJuliusJuliusJulius |
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“ēheu! stultissimus est Caecilius!” clāmāvit Iūlius. | siif, if only; whetherwenn, wenn nur, obsi, si seulement ; si
se, se non altro, sesi, si solamente; si
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“ēheu! stultissimus est Caecilius!” clāmāvit Iūlius. | sino, sinere, sivi, situsallow, permiterlauben und,laisser, laisser
consentire, di un permessopermitir, permitir
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“ēheu! stultissimus est Caecilius!” clāmāvit Iūlius. | sinus, sini Mbowl for serving wine, etcSchüssel für Wein serviert, etc.bol pour servir le vin, etcciotola per servire il vino, eccplato para servir el vino, etc |
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“ēheu! stultissimus est Caecilius!” clāmāvit Iūlius. | sinewithout; lackohne, mangelndesans, le manquesenza, la mancanzasin, la falta |
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“ēheu! stultissimus est Caecilius!” clāmāvit Iūlius. “sine | dubius, dubia, dubiumdoubtful, dubious, uncertain; variable, dangerous; criticalzweifelhaft, zweifelhaft, unsicher, variabel, gefährlich, kritischedouteuses, douteuses, incertaines, variables, dangereux; critiqueincerto, dubbioso, incerto, variabile, pericolose; criticodudoso, dudoso, incierto, peligroso variable; crítica |
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“ēheu! stultissimus est Caecilius!” clāmāvit Iūlius. “sine | dubium, dubi(i) Ndoubt; questionZweifel; Fragedoute ; question
dubbio; questioneduda; pregunta
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