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avunculus illius adulescentis Oppianici, Cn Magius, isque, cum gravi morbo adfectus |
| avunculus, avunculi Mmaternal uncle, mother's brother, mother's sister's husband; great uncleOnkel mütterlicherseits, Mutter, Bruder, Schwester der Mutter der Mann; Großonkeloncle maternel, frère de la mère, la sœur de la mère du mari; grand-onclezio materno, fratello della madre, la madre il marito della sorella; proziotío materno, hermano de la madre, el marido de la hermana de la madre; tío abuelo |
| avunculus | ille, illa, illudthat; those; that person/thing; the well known; the formerdass, diejenigen, auch DEMONST; dieser Person / Sache, die gut bekannt, die ehemaligecela ; ceux ; ces personne/chose ; le bien connu ; l'ancien che, quelle, cioè / persona cosa, il ben noto, il primoeso; ésos; esa persona/cosa; el bien conocido; el anterior |
| avunculus illius | adulescens, adulescentis (gen.), adulescentior -or -us, adulescentissimus -a -umyoung, youthful; "minor"junge, jugendlich, "Moll"jeunes, jeunesse, "mineur"giovane, giovane, "minori"juvenil jóvenes,; "menores" |
| avunculus illius | adulescens, adulescentisyoung man, youth; youthful person; young woman/girljunger Mann, Jugend, junge Menschen, junge Frau / Mädchenjeune homme, de la jeunesse; personne jeune, jeune femme / fillegiovane, gioventù; persona giovanile, giovane donna / ragazzajoven, la juventud; persona joven, mujer joven / niña |
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| avunculus illius adulescentis Oppianici, | Cn., abb.GnaeusGnaeusGnaeusGneoCneo |
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| avunculus illius adulescentis Oppianici, Cn Magius, | is, ea, idhe/she/it/they; that oneer, sie, esil / elle / ils, que l'onlui / lei / esso / essi; che unoél / ella / ello / ellos, que uno |
| avunculus illius adulescentis Oppianici, Cn Magius, | eo, ire, ivi/ii, itusgo, walk; march, advance; pass; flow; pass; ride; sailgehen, zu Fuß, march, voraus; pass; flow; pass; reiten, segelnaller, marcher ; marche, avance ; passage ; écoulement ; passage ; tour ; voile andare, camminare, marciare, anticipo; pass; flusso; pass; giro; velair, caminar; marzo, avance; paso; flujo; paso; paseo; vela |
| avunculus illius adulescentis Oppianici, Cn Magius, isque, | cumwith, together/jointly/along/simultaneous with, amid; supporting; attachedmit, zusammen / gemeinsam / zusammen / gleichzeitig mit, unter, Unterstützung und angrenzendeavec, ensemble / conjointement / long / simultanée avec, au milieu, le soutien, jointcon, insieme / insieme / insieme / contemporanea, in mezzo, di sostegno; allegatocon, junto / en forma conjunta / en / simultáneo con, en medio, de apoyo; adjunta |
| avunculus illius adulescentis Oppianici, Cn Magius, isque, | cumwhen, at the time/on each occasion/in the situation that; after; since/althoughwenn zum Zeitpunkt / bei / in der Situation, dass, nach, da / obwohlquand, au moment de / à chaque fois / dans la situation qui, après, puisque / bienquando, al tempo / ogni volta / nella situazione in cui, dopo, dato che / secuando, en el momento / en cada ocasión / en la situación que, después, puesto que / aunque |
| avunculus illius adulescentis Oppianici, Cn Magius, isque, cum | gravis, grave, gravior -or -us, gravissimus -a -umheavy; painful; important; serious; pregnant; grave, oppressive, burdensomeschwer, schmerzhaft, wichtige, schwere, schwanger zu werden; Grabe, drückend, lästiglourd ; douloureux ; important ; sérieux ; enceinte ; tombe, accablant, onéreuse pesante, dolorosa; importante; gravi; stato di gravidanza; grave, opprimente, pesantepesado; doloroso; importante; serio; embarazado; sepulcro, opresivo, pesado |
| avunculus illius adulescentis Oppianici, Cn Magius, isque, cum gravi | morbus, morbi Msickness, illness, weakness; disease; distemper; distress; viceKrankheit, Krankheit, Schwäche, Krankheit, Staupe, Not, Vicemaladie, la maladie, la faiblesse, la maladie, la maladie de Carré, de détresse; vice-malattia, malattia, debolezza, malattia, cimurro, angoscia; viceenfermedad, la enfermedad, debilidad, enfermedad, moquillo, angustia; vice |
| avunculus illius adulescentis Oppianici, Cn Magius, isque, cum gravi morbo | adficio, adficere, adfeci, adfectusaffect, make impression; move, influence; cause, afflict, weakenbeeinflussen, Eindruck machen, bewegen, beeinflussen, führen, heimsuchen, schwächenl'affect, font l'impression ; se déplacer, influencer ; la cause, affligent, s'affaiblissent incidono, fanno impressione, spostare, influenza; causa, affliggono, indebolisconoel affecto, hace la impresión; moverse, influenciar; la causa, aflige, se debilita |
| avunculus illius adulescentis Oppianici, Cn Magius, isque, cum gravi morbo | adfectus, adfecta, adfectumendowed with, possessed of; minded; affected; impaired, weakened; emotionalmit ausgestattet, der besessen; minded; betroffen sind; beeinträchtigt, geschwächt, emotionaledoté, doué d'; esprit; touchés; avec facultés affaiblies, affaiblis; émotionnelledotato, in possesso di; mentalità; colpite; compromessa, indebolita; emotivodotado, en posesión de, mentalidad; afectadas; debilitado deteriorado, y emocional, |
| avunculus illius adulescentis Oppianici, Cn Magius, isque, cum gravi morbo | adfectus, adfectus Maffection, passion, love; friendly feeling; goodwill; loved onesLiebe, Leidenschaft, Liebe, freundliche Stimmung, Geschäfts-oder Firmenwert; Liebenaffection, passion, amour, l'amitié, de bonne volonté; prochesaffetto, passione, amore, sentimento amichevole; buona volontà; cariafecto, pasión, amor, sentimiento de amistad, buena voluntad; seres queridos |
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