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decēns <Gen. centis> P. Adj. zu deceo poet; nachkl.

1.

decens
geziemend, dem Brauch, der Sitte gemäß, anständig [ ornatus; genus ]

2.

decens
zierlich, graziös, lieblich, anmutig [ forma; facies ]
decentes Gratiae
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deceō <decēre, decuī, –> (decus, decor) nur 3. Pers Sg u. Pl

1.

deceo
passen, schmücken, jmd. (gut) kleiden (alqm)
haec vestis me decet
alba (weiße Tracht) decent Cererem

2. (m. A. C. I.; nicht klass.: m. Dat) Sall.

deceo
sich für jmd. (ge)ziemen, sich gehören, schicklich sein
omnes bonos rei publicae subvenire decebat
mortaline decuit violari vulnere divum? (decet oft:)
es würde sich gehören
mortaline decuit violari vulnere divum? (decebat od. decuit oft:)
es hätte sich gehört
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