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con-cussī

perf v. concutio

con-cutiō <cutere, cussī, cussum> (quatio)

1. poet; nachkl.

concutio
heftig schütteln, schwingen [ caput; quercum; tela; arma manu schleudern ]

2.

concutio
erschüttern [ terram ingenti motu; freta ]

3.

concutio
schwächen, zerrütten [ opes; rem publicam; imperium; senatus consultum; fidem ]

4.

concutio
beunruhigen, erschrecken, ängstigen [ populum Romanum; populares; barbaros ]

5. poet

concutio
aufrütteln [ pectus; plebem; equos ]

6. nachkl.

concutio
dröhnend zusammenschlagen [ frameas; manūs ]

concussiō <ōnis> f (concutio) nachkl. (Erschütterung)

1.

concussio
das Schwingen [ hastae ]

2.

concussio
Erdbeben [ vasta; mundi ]

concussus1 <Abl. -ū> m (concutio) Lucr. u. Plin.

concussus
Erschütterung, heftiges Schütteln

con-custōdiō <custōdīre> poet

concustodio
überwachen [ aurum ]
poma ab insomni concustodita dracone

concursiō <ōnis> f (concurro)

1.

concursio
das Zusammentreffen, -stoßen

2. RHET

concursio
Verknüpfung, Verflechtung (Redefigur: Wiederholung derselben Worte am Satzanfang u. -ende)
Indikativ Präsens
concustōdīō
concustōdīs
concustōdīt
concustōdīmus
concustōdītis
concustōdīunt
Konjunktiv Präsens
concustōdīam
concustōdīās
concustōdīat
concustōdīāmus
concustōdīātis
concustōdīant
Indikativ Imperfekt
concustōdīebam
concustōdīebās
concustōdīebat
concustōdīebāmus
concustōdīebātis
concustōdīebant
Konjunktiv Imperfekt
concustōdīrem
concustōdīrēs
concustōdīret
concustōdīrēmus
concustōdīrētis
concustōdīrent
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