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in the PONS Dictionary

commodō <commodāre> (commodus)

1.

commodo
sich gefällig erweisen, gefällig sein

2.

commodo
leihen; überlassen, gewähren [ aquam hosti; operam civi; aurem alci; testes falsos stellen; rei publicae tempus dem Staat Zeit (zur Zahlung) gewähren ]

3. Plin.

commodo
etwas einer Sache anpassen [ orationi oculos, vocem, manum ]
Indikativ Präsens
commodō
commodās
commodat
commodāmus
commodātis
commodant
Konjunktiv Präsens
commodem
commodēs
commodet
commodēmus
commodētis
commodent
Indikativ Imperfekt
commodābam
commodābās
commodābat
commodābāmus
commodābātis
commodābant
Konjunktiv Imperfekt
commodārem
commodārēs
commodāret
commodārēmus
commodārētis
commodārent
See further verb tables

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

ex commodo [o. per commodum]
bei günstiger Gelegenheit
commodo [o. per commodum] alcis
zum Vorteil jmds.
commodo meo [o. tuo usw.]
im rechten Augenblick für mich
non sine aliquo commodo
nicht ohne einigen Vorteil
sine ullo commodo
ohne allen Vorteil

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