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hinüberschreiten, -steigen, -gehen [

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trān-scendō ,
or
īn-scendō

I. trān-scendō <scendere, scendī, scēnsum> (trans u. scando) VERB intr

1.

transcendo
hinüberschreiten, -steigen, -gehen [ in fines hostium; in Latinum agrum ]

2. (in der Rede)

transcendo poet; nachkl.
zu etw. übergehen [ ad ea; ex minore aetate in maiorem ]

II. trān-scendō <scendere, scendī, scēnsum> (trans u. scando) VERB trans

1.

transcendo
etw. überschreiten, -steigen [ fossas; valles; Alpes; muros scalis ]

2. übtr

transcendo
etw. überschreiten, verletzen [ fines iuris; ordinem ]

trāns-fundō <fundere, fūdī, fūsum>

1. nachkl. (in ein anderes Gefäß)

transfundo
umgießen, umschütten

2. übtr

transfundo
etw. auf jmd. übertragen [ amorem in alqm; laudes ad alqm ]

trāns-cīdō <cīdere, cīdī, –> (caedo) Plaut.

transcido
durchprügeln

I. īn-scendō <scendere, scendī, scēnsum> (in-¹ u. scando) VERB intr

inscendo
hinein-, hinaufsteigen, besteigen, betreten (in alqd) [ in currum; in arborem; in rogum ardentem ]

II. īn-scendō <scendere, scendī, scēnsum> (in-¹ u. scando) VERB trans

inscendo
besteigen [ equum; navem; quadrigas ]

cōn-scendō <scendere, scendī, scēnsum> (scando)

1.

conscendo
etw. besteigen, in o. auf etw. steigen (m. Akk; selten in u. Akk) [ aethera; moenia; currum; aequor navibus befahren; in equos ]

2. NAUT

conscendo
das Schiff (die Schiffe) besteigen, sich einschiffen, an Bord gehen (m. Akk; in u. Akk; abs.) [ navigium; in navem ]

3. Prop. übtr (m. Akk)

conscendo
sich zu etw. aufschwingen [ laudis carmen zum Lobgedicht ]
Indikativ Präsens
trānscendō
trānscendis
trānscendit
trānscendimus
trānscenditis
trānscendunt
Konjunktiv Präsens
trānscendam
trānscendās
trānscendat
trānscendāmus
trānscendātis
trānscendant
Indikativ Imperfekt
trānscendebam
trānscendebās
trānscendebat
trānscendebāmus
trānscendebātis
trānscendebant
Konjunktiv Imperfekt
trānscenderem
trānscenderēs
trānscenderet
trānscenderēmus
trānscenderētis
trānscenderent
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