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I. Gallus <ī> (Gallia) SUBST m Sg

Gallus
Gallier

II. Gallus <a, um> (Gallia) ADJ

Gallus
gallisch [ miles ]

Gallus <ī> m

1. → Galli

Gallus
Gallier,

2. → Galli

Gallus
Kybelepriester,

3. (röm. cogn.)

C. Cornelius Gallus
aus Forum Iulii (Fréjus) in Gallien (69–26 v. Chr.), Politiker, Elegiker, Freund des Augustus u. des Vergil

4.

Gallus
Fluss in Phrygien
See also

Gallī2 <ōrum> m, Gallae <ārum> (scherzh) (Cat.) f

Galli
kastrierte Priester der Kybele

Gallī1 <ōrum> m (vgl. Galatae)

Galli
Gallier, Kelten, lat. Gesamtbezeichnung f. die kelt. Stämme, bes. im heutigen Oberitalien, in Frankreich u. Belgien

gallus <ī> m

gallus
Hahn, Haushahn
galli [o. gallorum] cantus
Hahnenschrei
ad cantum galli secundum Sen. sprichw, gallus in suo sterquilino plurimum potest
jeder ist Herr in seinem Haus
Declension of Gallus
Case Singular
Nominative Gallus
Genitive Gallī
Dative Gallō
Accusative Gallum
Ablative Gallō
Declension of gallus
Case Singular Plural
Nominative gallus gallī
Genitive gallī gallōrum
Dative gallō gallīs
Accusative gallum gallōs
Ablative gallō gallīs