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compediō <compedīre> (compes)

compedio
an den Füßen fesseln

compendium <ī> nt

1.

compendium
Vorteil, Gewinn
compendium facere

2. vor- u. nachkl.

compendium
Ersparnis, Abkürzung (der Arbeit, Zeit) [ operae; temporis ]
conferre verba ad compendium
sich kurz fassen

3. nachkl.

compendium
Abkürzung des Weges, direkter, kurzer Weg
per compendia maris assequi alqm

compendiāria <ae> f (compendiarius) Sen.

1. (erg. via)

compendiaria
abgekürzter, direkter Weg

2. (erg. ratio)

compendiaria
abgekürztes Verfahren

com-periō <perīre, perī, pertum> selten als Depon.: comperior

comperio
(genau) erfahren, in Erfahrung bringen (etw., v. etw.: Akk) [ rem gestam; facinus ] (über: de) [ de amore; de scelere ] (A.C.I.; indir. Frages.; von jmdm.: ab o. ex alqo; durch jmd.: per alqm o. Abl) [ ex fratre; testibus ]
omnia falsa comperta sunt
erwies sich als
comperto
nachdem man erfahren hatte
Indikativ Präsens
compedīō
compedīs
compedīt
compedīmus
compedītis
compedīunt
Konjunktiv Präsens
compedīam
compedīās
compedīat
compedīāmus
compedīātis
compedīant
Indikativ Imperfekt
compedīebam
compedīebās
compedīebat
compedīebāmus
compedīebātis
compedīebant
Konjunktiv Imperfekt
compedīrem
compedīrēs
compedīret
compedīrēmus
compedīrētis
compedīrent
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