VĀPULĀRĒS - Translation from Latin into German

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populārēs

vāpulō <vāpulāre>

4. (m. Worten)

vapulo: durchgehechelt werden [ omnium sermonibus ]

vāpulāris <e> (vapulo) Plaut.

vapularis: Prügel-

populārēs <rium> SUBST m (populāris)

populares: Demokraten, „Volkspartei“ – nannten die Römer seit der Zeit der Brüder Tiberius u. Gaius Gracchus (nach 133 v. Chr.) Politiker, die die Vorherrschaft der → nobilitas, des Adels, brechen wollten. Dabei waren sie teils am Wohl des Volkes, teils an ihrer Karriere interessiert. Heute noch ist ein „Populist“ ein Machtgieriger, der den Launen der Masse zu gefallen sucht („populär“ – „beim Volk beliebt“, weil „volkstümlich“).

capulāris <e> (capulus) Plaut.

capularis: dem Sarg gehörig = dem Grabe nah

Indikativ Präsens
vāpulō
vāpulās
vāpulat
vāpulāmus
vāpulātis
vāpulant

Konjunktiv Präsens
vāpulem
vāpulēs
vāpulet
vāpulēmus
vāpulētis
vāpulent

Indikativ Imperfekt
vāpulābam
vāpulābās
vāpulābat
vāpulābāmus
vāpulābātis
vāpulābant

Konjunktiv Imperfekt
vāpulārem
vāpulārēs
vāpulāret
vāpulārēmus
vāpulārētis
vāpulārent

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