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relēgātiō <ōnis> f (relego¹)

relegatio
Verweisung, Verbannung (die mildeste Form, wobei der Verbannte das röm. Bürgerrecht behielt)

re-lēgī2

perf v. relego

re-legō2 <legere, lēgī, lēctum>

1. poet

relego
wieder zusammennehmen [ filum wieder aufwickeln ]

2. poet; nachkl.

relego
wieder durchwandern, -reisen [ aquas Hellespontiacas; Asiam; litora zurücksegeln ]

3. (geistig)

relego
wieder durchgehen, überdenken [ suos sermone labores wieder besprechen; quae ad cultum deorum pertinent ]

4. poet; nachkl.

relego
wieder lesen [ scripta ]

5. Pers. übtr

relego
etw. zurücknehmen [ quae dederam supra was ich oben zugestanden hatte ]

re-lēgō1 <lēgāre>

1.

relego
fortschicken, entfernen [ filium in praedia; m. Dat alqm nymphae et nemori ]

2.

relego
verbannen, verweisen (als mildeste Form der Verbannung, vgl. relegatio) [ in insulam; in exilium schicken ]

3. übtr

relego
entfernen
terris gens relegata ultimis
fern wohnend
ambitione relegatā
ohne eitlen Dünkel

4.

relego
zurückweisen [ verba alcis; dona ]

5. Tib. übtr

relego
jmdm. etw. zuschieben, zuschreiben, zuweisen

legista <ae> m mlt.

legista
Rechtskundiger

re-lēgō1 <lēgāre>

1.

relego
fortschicken, entfernen [ filium in praedia; m. Dat alqm nymphae et nemori ]

2.

relego
verbannen, verweisen (als mildeste Form der Verbannung, vgl. relegatio) [ in insulam; in exilium schicken ]

3. übtr

relego
entfernen
terris gens relegata ultimis
fern wohnend
ambitione relegatā
ohne eitlen Dünkel

4.

relego
zurückweisen [ verba alcis; dona ]

5. Tib. übtr

relego
jmdm. etw. zuschieben, zuschreiben, zuweisen
Indikativ Präsens
relegō
relegis
relegit
relegimus
relegitis
relegunt
Konjunktiv Präsens
relegam
relegās
relegat
relegāmus
relegātis
relegant
Indikativ Imperfekt
relegebam
relegebās
relegebat
relegebāmus
relegebātis
relegebant
Konjunktiv Imperfekt
relegerem
relegerēs
relegeret
relegerēmus
relegerētis
relegerent
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