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supplōsiō <ōnis> f (supplodo)

supplosio
das Aufstampfen [ pedis m. dem Fuß ]

appositus <a, um> P. Adj. zu appono

1.

a.

appositus konkr. (m. Dat)
nahe gelegen, benachbart [ regio urbi; castellum flumini ]

b. übtr

appositus
naheliegend [ audacia fidentiae ]

2.

appositus
geeignet, brauchbar
menses appositi ad agendum

ap-pōnō <pōnere, posuī, positum>

1. (zu, an, bei etw.)

appono
hinstellen, -setzen, -legen (m. Präp o. m. Dat) [ puerum ante ianuam ]

2. (Speisen, Geschirr)

appono
vorsetzen, auftragen [ cenam; convivis panem; patellam ]

3. (als Begleitung, Schutz u. ä.)

appono
mitgeben [ alci alqm custodem als Wächter ]

4. abw

appono
jmd. zu etw. anstiften

5.

appono
hinzufügen [ annos alci; vitiis modum ein Ende setzen ]
appono nachkl.
befehlend hinzufügen (m. ut u. Konjkt)

6. (m. Dat)

appono
anrechnen als [ diem lucro als Gewinn ]

ap-plōdō <plōdere, plōsī, plōsum> vulgär

→ applaudo

ap-plaudō <plaudere, plausī, plausum>

1. (etw.)

applaudo
(an)schlagen (an etw.: m. Dat)

2.

applaudo
Beifall klatschen

ap-plōrō <plōrāre> poet; nachkl.

apploro
dabei jammern (vor o. bei jmdm.: alci)

explōsiō <iōnis> f (explodo)

explosio
das Auspfeifen [ ludorum ]
Indikativ Präsens
applōdō
applōdis
applōdit
applōdimus
applōditis
applōdunt
Konjunktiv Präsens
applōdam
applōdās
applōdat
applōdāmus
applōdātis
applōdant
Indikativ Imperfekt
applōdebam
applōdebās
applōdebat
applōdebāmus
applōdebātis
applōdebant
Konjunktiv Imperfekt
applōderem
applōderēs
applōderet
applōderēmus
applōderētis
applōderent
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