CŌGĀS - Translation from Latin into German

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cō-gnātus

I. cō-gnātus <a, um> (gnatus = natus) ADJ

1.

cognatus: blutsverwandt (m. jmdm.: m. Dat)

is mihi cognatus fuit

2. (auch v. Sachen)

a.

cognatus: verwandt, ähnlich, zugehörig (m. Dat)

vocabula cognata rebus

b. poet

cognatus: v. gleicher Abstammung [ moenia; urbes ]

II. cō-gnātus <ī> (gnatus = natus) SUBST m

cognatus: (Bluts-)Verwandter

Gigās <antis> m

Gigas: Gigant

usu im Pl Gigantēs, tum: Giganten, schlangenfüßige Riesen, Söhne der Erde; als sie den Olymp stürmen wollten, wurden sie v. den Göttern besiegt.

Acragās <gantis> m

→ Agrigentum

Agrigentum <ī> nt

Agrigentum: griech. Koloniestadt an der Südküste Siziliens

cōmitās <ātis> f (comis)

1.

comitas: Freundlichkeit, Zuvorkommenheit, Höflichkeit, Leutseligkeit [ in socios; per comitatem aus Gefälligkeit ]

2.

comitas: Fröhlichkeit, Heiterkeit [ epulantium ]

cōgitātus <a, um> P. Adj. zu cogito

1.

cogitatus: durchdacht; Adv.: m. Überlegung

res diu cogitatae

cogitate scribere

2.

cogitatus: beabsichtigt, gewollt [ facinus; iniuria ]

I. cōgitō <cōgitāre> VERB intr

1.

cogito: denken (an: de) [de claris viris; de Romanis]

ego cogito, ergo sum (Descartes): ich denke, also bin ich

2.

cogito: über etw nachdenken [de natura deorum]

3.

cogito: gesinnt sein

bene (male) de alqo cogitare: Gutes (Böses) m. jdm im Sinne haben

4.

cogito: auf etw bedacht sein (de; m. Infin) [de re publica; de pernicie alcis]

II. cōgitō <cōgitāre> VERB trans

1.

cogito: denken, bedenken, überlegen, erwägen (m. Akk; A.C.I.; indir. Frages.) [alqm an jmd. denken; pacem]

2.

cogito: etw ausdenken, ersinnen [scelus; nefas; multa ad perniciem alcis]

3.

cogito: etw beabsichtigen, planen (m. Akk; m. Infin; m. ut u. ne) [scelus; exheredare filium den Sohn zu enterben]

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