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līberō <līberāre> (liber²)

1.

libero
befreien (v. Sklaven o. Eingesperrten, v. Fesseln u. Ä.), frei machen, -lassen [ servos; pullos caveā ]

2.

libero
befreien, retten, frei machen (aus, von: ex; ab; bl. Abl) [ ex incommodis alqm pecuniā; patriam a tyranno; mundum ab omni erratione; rem publicam dominatu regio; alqm suspicione, aere alieno ]
Buthrotios decreto suo liberare Cic.
von der Proskription und Austeilung ihrer Äcker

3.

libero
von Abgaben befreien [ Byzantios ]

4. JUR

libero
freisprechen, lossprechen (von etw.: Abl o. Gen) [ alqm supplicio; liberatum discedere freigesprochen; alqm voti jmd. seines Gelübdes entbinden ] im Pass. m. N. C. I.:
Milo liberatur … profectus esse
wird v. der Beschuldigung freigesprochen, …

5.

libero
v. Verbauung der Aussicht befreien [ templa liberata ]

6. übtr

libero
etw. aufheben [ obsidionem urbis ]

7. (fidem)

libero
das Versprechen erfüllen

8. (promissa)

libero
ungültig machen

9. (nomina)

libero
Schulden regeln

līberātiō <ōnis> f (libero)

1.

liberatio
Befreiung (von etw.: Gen) [ culpae ]

2.

liberatio
Freispruch vor Gericht

līberātor <ōris> m (libero)

liberator
Befreier [ urbis ]

līberālis <e> (liber²)

1.

liberalis
die Freiheit betreffend, Freiheits- [ causa Prozess um Freiheitsrechte; nuptiae zwischen Freien ]

2. (eines freigeborenen Mannes würdig)

a.

liberalis
edel, anständig, vornehm [ eruditio; studia; viaticum anständiges; fortuna anständiges Leben; mens; sumptus standesgemäß ]
pulcher est et liberalis Plaut.
von vornehmem Aussehen

b.

liberalis
gütig [ responsum ]

c. (m. Gen)

liberalis
freigebig [ pecuniae m. Geld ]

3. Tac.

liberalis
reichlich [ epulae ]

līberī, līberûm <ōrum> m (liber²) kein Sg

liberi
Kinder
Indikativ Präsens
līberō
līberās
līberat
līberāmus
līberātis
līberant
Konjunktiv Präsens
līberem
līberēs
līberet
līberēmus
līberētis
līberent
Indikativ Imperfekt
līberābam
līberābās
līberābat
līberābāmus
līberābātis
līberābant
Konjunktiv Imperfekt
līberārem
līberārēs
līberāret
līberārēmus
līberārētis
līberārent
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