cubitum.”
“Ego quoque,” inquit Aurelia, “sum valde defessa.”
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| cubo, cubare, cubui, cubituslie; recline, incline; lie/be in bed, rest/sleep; be sick/deadliegen, verstellbare Rückenlehne, Neigung; liegen / im Bett, ruhen / schlafen, krank / totmensonge ; reposer, incliner ; lie/be dans le lit, repos/sommeil ; être malade/mort
menzogna; reclinare, pendenza; bugia / a letto, il riposo / sonno; essere malati / mortimentira; descansar, inclinarse; lie/be en la cama, resto/sueño; ser enfermo/muerto
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| cubitum, cubiti Nelbow; forearm; ulna; cubit; elbow bend/pipeEllenbogen, Unterarm, Elle, Elle; Ellenbeuge / Rohrcoude ; avant-bras ; cubitus ; coudée ; courbure/pipe de coude
gomito, avambraccio, ulna, cubito; curva a gomito / tubocodo; antebrazo; cúbito; codo; curva/pipa del codo
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| cubitus, cubitus Mstate/action of reclining/lying down/taking rest; bed, couchZustand / Aktion liegend / liegend / ausruhen, Bett, Couchétat/action de reposer/se couchant/prenant le repos ; lit, divan
stato / azione di reclinabili / sdraiato / tenendo riposo; letto, divanoestado/acción del descanso/que se acuesta/que toma resto; cama, sofá
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| cubitum.”
“Ego | quoquelikewise/besides/also/too; not only; even/actuallyEbenso / neben / auch / zu, nicht nur, auch / eigentlichDe même, / en plus / en outre / trop, non seulement, même / réalitéAllo stesso modo / oltre / anche / troppo, e non solo, anche / realtàasimismo / además / también / demasiado, no sólo, incluso / realidad |
| cubitum.”
“Ego | quowhither, in what place, wherewohin, an welchem Ort, wooù, en quel lieu, oùdove, in quale luogo, in cuidónde, en qué lugar, donde |
| cubitum.”
“Ego | quowhere, to what place; to what purpose; for which reason, thereforewo, in welchem Ort, zu welchem Zweck, denn die Vernunft, alsooù, à quel endroit, à quelle fin; raison pour laquelle, par conséquent,dove, in quale luogo, per quale scopo, per quale motivo, dunquedonde, a qué lugar, con qué propósito, por lo que, por lo tanto |
| cubitum.”
“Ego | qui, quae, quodwho, whichder, die, das; welcher, welche, welchesL'OMS, quichi, cheque, que |
| cubitum.”
“Ego | quisque, cuiusque each, each one; every, everybody, everything; whateverjeden, jeder, jede, jeder, alles, waschacun, chacun ; chaque, tout le monde, tout ; quoi que
ciascuno, ognuno, ogni, tutti, tutto, e tutto ciòcada uno, cada uno; cada, todos, todo; lo que
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| cubitum.”
“Ego quoque,” | inquiam, -, -saysagendire
diredecir
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| cubitum.”
“Ego quoque,” | inquit, -, -it is said, one saysso heißt es, man sagt,on lui dit, on indique
si dice, si dicese dice, uno dice
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| cubitum.”
“Ego quoque,” inquit Aurelia, | sum, esse, fui, futurusbe; existsein, existierenêtre ; exister
essere, esistereser; existir
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| cubitum.”
“Ego quoque,” inquit Aurelia, “sum | valde, valdius, valdissimegreatly/very/intensely; vigorously/strongly/powerfully/energetically; loudlysehr / sehr / stark, kräftig / stark / stark / energetisch, lautconsidérablement/très/intensément ; vigoureusement/fortement/puissant/énergétiquement ; fort
molto / molto / intensamente; vigorosamente / forte / potente / energicamente, ad alta vocegrandemente/muy/intenso; vigoroso/fuerte/de gran alcance/enérgio; en alta voz
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| cubitum.”
“Ego quoque,” inquit Aurelia, “sum valde | defetiscor, defetisci, defessus sumbecome exhausted/suffer exhaustion, grow weary/faint/tired/weak; lose heartmüde geworden / Erschöpfung leiden, müde / schwach / müde / schwach, den Mut verlierens'épuisent / souffrent d'épuisement, se lasser / faible / fatigué / faibles; découragersi esauriscono / soffrire di esaurimento, stancarsi / tenue / stanco / debole; perdersi d'animose agotan / sufren agotamiento, se cansan / débil / cansado / débil, perder el corazón |
| cubitum.”
“Ego quoque,” inquit Aurelia, “sum valde | defessus, defessa, defessumworn out, weary, exhausted, tired; weakenederschöpft, müde, erschöpft, müde, geschwächtusés, fatigués, épuisés, fatigués, affaiblissfinito, stanco, esausto, stanco, indebolitoagotado, cansado, agotado, cansado, debilitado |
cubitum.”
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