11:09 Mar 5, 2002 |
English to Latin translations [Non-PRO] Art/Literary | ||||
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4 | noli occidere |
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noli occidere Explanation: caedo caedere cecidi caesum (1) [to cut]. (2) [to beat , knock about]. (3) [to kill, slay]. deicio -icere -ieci -iectum [to throw , cast, hurl down]; with reflex., [to rush down]; of upright things, [to throw to the ground, fell]; of persons, [to kill, bring down]. In gen., [to fling away or aside]; naut., deici, [to be thrown off course]; milit., [to dislodge];[to eject, dispossess; to shift] a person from an opinion, attitude; [to disappoint]. Hence partic. deiectus -a -um, [low-lying; dispirited, dejected]. neco -are [to kill , slay, put to death]. occido (1) -cidere -cidi -cisum [to strike down , beat to the ground; to kill, slay; to plague to death, torment]. paola l m |
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