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I. dēvōtus <a, um> P. Adj. zu devoveo poet; nachkl.

1.

devotus
verflucht, verwünscht [ sanguis ]

2.

devotus
sehr ergeben, anhänglich

II. dēvōtus <dēvōtī, ōrum> SUBST m

devotus
die Getreuen

I. dē-voveō <vovēre, vōvī, vōtum> VERB trans

1. (einer Gottheit)

devoveo
als Opfer geloben, zum Sühneopfer bestimmen, weihen [ praedam Marti; filiam Dianae; sacerdotes ad mortem ]

2. poet; nachkl.

devoveo
preisgeben, hingeben, aufopfern [ vitam pro patria; morti pectora ]

3.

devoveo
verfluchen, verwünschen [ scelerata arma; suas artes ]

4. (Tib.)

devoveo
verzaubern

II. dē-voveō <vovēre, vōvī, vōtum>

se devovere
sich aufopfern, den Opfertod erleiden [ se dis immortalibus pro re publica; se pro populo Romano legionibusque ]
se devovere
sich hingeben [ se alcis amicitiae ]
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