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dēditus <a, um> P. Adj. zu dedo (m. Dat)

1.

deditus
jmdm. ergeben

2.

deditus
mit etw. beschäftigt, auf etw. bedacht, einer Sache hingegeben [ litteris; iis artibus; religionibus; voluptatibus; luxuriae saevitiaeque ]
See also

dē-dō <dēdere, dēdidī, dēditum>

1.

dedo
übergeben, ausliefern [ noxios hostibus; hominem trucidandum populo ]

2.

dedo
hin-, preisgeben, in die Hände liefern, opfern [ animum sacris; alqm crudelitati hostium; aures suas poëtis sein Ohr leihen; filiam libidini alcis; alqm omnibus periculis ]

3.

se dedere u. mediopass. dedi
sich ergeben, kapitulieren, sich unterwerfen [ Lacedaemoniis; populo Romano; potestati alcis; dediti Unterworfene ]
se dedere u. mediopass. dedi
sich hingeben, sich fügen, sich widmen; frönen [ patrum auctoritati; litteris; voluptatibus ]
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