Pompēiānī erant sollicitī, quod clāmōrem
audīvērunt. Caecilius tamen clāmōrem |
| Pompeianus, Pompeiana, PompeianumPompeian; of/belonging to member of Pompian gensPompeji; von / angehörenden Mitglied des Gens PompianPompeian ; of/belonging au membre du gens de Pompian
Pompeiano; di / appartenenti a membri della gens PompianPompeian; of/belonging al miembro del gens de Pompian
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| Pompēiānī | sum, esse, fui, futurusbe; existsein, existierenêtre ; exister
essere, esistereser; existir
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| Pompēiānī erant | sollicitus, sollicita, sollicitumconcerned, worried; upset, troubled, disturbed, anxious, apprehensivebetrifft, so besorgt, aufgeregt, beunruhigt, gestört, unruhig, ängstlichintéressé, inquiété ; renversement, préoccupé, perturbé, impatient, appréhensif
interessato, preoccupato, turbato, inquieto, turbato, ansioso, apprensivoen cuestión, preocupante; trastorno, preocupado, disturbado, ansioso, aprensivo
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| Pompēiānī erant sollicitī, | qui, quae, quodwho, whichder, die, das; welcher, welche, welchesL'OMS, quichi, cheque, que |
| Pompēiānī erant sollicitī, | quodbecause, as far as, insofar asweil so weit wie, soweitparce que, dans la mesure où, dans la mesure oùperché, per quanto, nella misura in cuiporque, por lo que, en la medida en |
| Pompēiānī erant sollicitī, | quodwith respect to whichim Hinblick auf dieà l'égard desquelsrispetto ai qualirespecto de los cuales |
| Pompēiānī erant sollicitī, quod | clamor, clamoris Mshout, outcry/protest; loud shouting, applause; clamor/noise/dinschreien, Geschrei / Protest; laute Rufe, Applaus, Lärm / Lärm / dincri, tollé/protestation ; fort criant, applaudissements ; clameur/bruit/vacarme
urlo, grido / protesta, gridando ad alta voce, applausi, grida / noise / dingrito, protesta/protesta; ruidosamente gritando, aplauso; clamor/ruido/dinar
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Pompēiānī erant sollicitī, quod clāmōrem(Currently undefined; we'll fix this soon.)
Pompēiānī erant sollicitī, quod clāmōrem (Currently undefined; we'll fix this soon.)
| Pompēiānī erant sollicitī, quod clāmōrem
| audio, audire, audivi, auditushear, listen, accept, agree with; obey; harken, pay attention; be able to hearhören, zuhören, akzeptieren, zustimmen; gehorchen, harken, achten; in der Lage sein zu hören,entendre, écouter, accepter, convenir avec ; obéir ; harken, prêter l'attention ; pouvoir entendre
sentire, ascoltare, accogliere, d'accordo con, obbedire, attenzione Harken, le retribuzioni; essere in grado di sentireoír, escuchar, aceptar, convenir con; obedecer; harken, prestar la atención; poder oír
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Pompēiānī erant sollicitī, quod clāmōrem
audīvērunt.(Currently undefined; we'll fix this soon.)
| Pompēiānī erant sollicitī, quod clāmōrem
audīvērunt. Caecilius | tamenyet, nevertheless, stillaber trotzdem nochet cependant, encoreancora, tuttavia, ancorasin embargo, no obstante, todavía |
| Pompēiānī erant sollicitī, quod clāmōrem
audīvērunt. Caecilius tamen | clamor, clamoris Mshout, outcry/protest; loud shouting, applause; clamor/noise/dinschreien, Geschrei / Protest; laute Rufe, Applaus, Lärm / Lärm / dincri, tollé/protestation ; fort criant, applaudissements ; clameur/bruit/vacarme
urlo, grido / protesta, gridando ad alta voce, applausi, grida / noise / dingrito, protesta/protesta; ruidosamente gritando, aplauso; clamor/ruido/dinar
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