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ap-prehendō <prehendere, prehendī, prehēnsum> poet, ap-prēndō <prēndere, prēndī, prēnsum>

1.

apprehendo
(an)fassen, ergreifen [ alqm bei der Hand fassen ]

2.

apprehendo
in Besitz nehmen, erobern [ Hispaniam ]

3. (geistig)

apprehendo
erfassen, sich aneignen

4. (v. Redner)

apprehendo
etw. vorbringen

prehendō <prehendere, prehendī, prehēnsum>, prēndō (selten) <prēndere, prēndī, prēnsum>

1.

prehendo
ergreifen, (an)fassen, nehmen [ signa manibus; alcis dextram; boves; alqm manu; alqm pallio am Mantel ]

2. vor- u. nachkl.

prehendo
bei etw. ertappen [ servos; in furto ]

3.

prehendo
jmd. (gewaltsam) aufgreifen, verhaften [ servum fugitivum; furem ]

4. übtr

prehendo
einnehmen, besetzen, erobern [ arcem ]
Caesar Pharum prehendit

5. Verg.

prehendo
erreichen [ altum; oras Italiae ]

6.

prehendo
einholen, erreichen [ currum; alqm cursu ]

7.

prehendo
deutlich wahrnehmen
alqd oculorum lumine

dē-prehendō <prehendere, prehendī, prehēnsum>, dē-prēndō <prēndere, prēndī, prēnsum>

1.

deprehendo
ergreifen, aufgreifen, weg-, auffangen [ litteras; multos in agris inopinantes; tabellarios; alqm ex itinere; partem nuntiorum ]

2.

deprehendo
jmd. überraschen, ertappen, antreffen [ alqm in adulterio, in facinore, in scelere ]

3.

deprehendo
etw. finden, entdecken [ venenum; arma apud hospitem; coniurationem aufdecken ]

4.

deprehendo
überfallen, überraschen (bes. v. Seesturm)
Argolico mari deprensus
hostes deprehendere

5. pass. deprehendi

deprehendo
in die Enge getrieben werden, in Verlegenheit gebracht werden
se deprehensum non potuisse negat

6. (geistig)

deprehendo
erfassen, bemerken, wahrnehmen [ res magnas in minimis rebus; totam rem manifesto ]
deprehendo pass.
sich zeigen
Indikativ Präsens
apprehendō
apprehendis
apprehendit
apprehendimus
apprehenditis
apprehendunt
Konjunktiv Präsens
apprehendam
apprehendās
apprehendat
apprehendāmus
apprehendātis
apprehendant
Indikativ Imperfekt
apprehendebam
apprehendebās
apprehendebat
apprehendebāmus
apprehendebātis
apprehendebant
Konjunktiv Imperfekt
apprehenderem
apprehenderēs
apprehenderet
apprehenderēmus
apprehenderētis
apprehenderent
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