“Meum Herculem,” inquit, “invocō.” Tum fritillum vehementer movet. |
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| | meus, mea, meummy; mine, of me, belonging to me; my own; to memy; mir, von mir gehört zu mir, meine eigene, für michmon ; extraire, de moi, en appartenant à moi ; mes propres ; à moi
il mio, il mio, di me, che mi appartiene, la mia, a me lami; minar, de mí, perteneciendo a mí; mis los propios; a mí
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| “Meum | Hercules, Herculis MHerculesHerculesHercule
ErcoleHércules
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| “Meum Herculem,” | inquiam, -, -saysagendire
diredecir
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| “Meum Herculem,” | 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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| “Meum Herculem,” inquit, | invoco, invocare, invocavi, invocatuscall upon, invoke; pray forrufen, rufen, betet fürinviter, appeler ; prier pour
invitare, invocare, pregare perinvitar, invocar; rogar para
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| “Meum Herculem,” inquit, “invocō.” | tummoreoveraußerdemen outreinoltrepor otra parte |
| “Meum Herculem,” inquit, “invocō.” | tumthen, next; besides; at that timedann weiter, außerdem, damalspuis, à côté, en plus, à cette époquepoi, accanto, oltre che, in quel momentoentonces, al lado, además, en esa época |
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| “Meum Herculem,” inquit, “invocō.” Tum fritillum | vehementer, vehementius, vehementissimevehemently, vigorously; exceedingly, very muchheftig, kräftig, sehr, sehr vielénergiquement, vigoureusement ; excessivement, beaucoup
veemenza, con vigore, estremamente, moltovehemente, vigoroso; excesivamente, mucho
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| “Meum Herculem,” inquit, “invocō.” Tum fritillum vehementer | moveo, movere, movi, motusmove, stir, agitate, affect, provoke, disturbbewegen, bewegen, bewegen, beeinflussen, zu provozieren, zu störense déplacer, remuer, agiter, affecter, provoquer, déranger
muovere, agitare, agitare, incidono, provocare, disturbaremoverse, revolver, agitar, afectar, provocar, disturbar
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“Meum Herculem,” inquit, “invocō.” Tum fritillum vehementer movet.(Currently undefined; we'll fix this soon.)
