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coniectus1 <ūs> m (conicio)

1.

coniectus
das Zusammen-, Hin(ein)werfen
voraginem coniectu terrae explere

2.

coniectus
das Werfen, Schleudern, Schießen [ teli Schussweite ]

3.

coniectus
das Hinrichten des Blickes [ oculorum ]

coniectus2

P. P. P. v. conicio

con-iciō <icere, iēcī, iectum> (iacio)

1.

conicio
zusammenwerfen, -tragen, -bringen [ virgulta; sarcinas in acervum auf einen Haufen ]

2.

conicio
(hin)werfen, zuwerfen; schleudern [ spolia igni; pecuniam in alqd für etw. hinauswerfen; pila in hostes ]

3.

conicio
wohin führen (lassen), werfen, bringen, treiben
mulieres in eum locum conicere
auxilia in mediam aciem conicere
alqm in vincula conicere
fesseln
exercitum in angustias conicere
hostem in fugam conicere
in die Flucht schlagen
conicio refl
sich eilig begeben, sich stürzen, sich flüchten [ se in sacrarium ]

4. (in einen Zustand)

conicio
versetzen [ alqm in laetitiam; rem publicam in periculum ]

5.

conicio
vermuten, schließen (ex, de) [ ex oraculo ]; deuten [ omen ]
Declension for coniectus
Case Singular Plural
Nominative coniectus coniectūs
Genitive coniectūs coniectuum
Dative coniectuī coniectibus
Accusative coniectum coniectūs
Ablative coniectū coniectibus
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