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com-pulsō <pulsāre> Intens. v. compello nachkl.

1.

compulso
heftig drängen, stoßen

2.

compulso
miteinander kämpfen, streiten

com-pellō2 <pellāre>

1.

compello
anreden, ansprechen, anrufen [ alqm nomine; alqm verbis amicis; alqm blande ]

2.

compello
tadeln, schelten, beschimpfen (alqm; dopp. Akk) [ eum fratricidam ]
pro cunctatore segnem, pro cauto timidum compellabat

3. (vor Gericht)

compello
jmd. zur Rede stellen, anklagen [ alqm crimine ]

com-pellō1 <pellere, pulī, pulsum>

1.

compello
zusammentreiben, -drängen [ pecus; agnos; armentum ]

2.

compello
treiben, jagen [ hostem intra moenia; hostem in naves ]

3. übtr

compello
in die Enge treiben

4.

compello
zu etw. (an)treiben, bewegen, zwingen [ minis ad arma; ad defectionem ]

5.

compello
(hin)treiben, verschlagen [ noto compulsus ]
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