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I. diēs <ēī> m f altl. Gen Sg diē diī, Dat diē m

1.

dies
Tag [ festus Festtag; dies fasti Gerichtstage ( ↮ dies nefasti); natalis Geburtstag; medius Mittag ]
multo die
spät am Tag
ad multum diem [ diei]
bis spät in den Tag
ad diem
auf den Tag
dies noctesque
Tag und Nacht
in dies
von Tag zu Tag
ipso die
am selben Tag
cum die
Tagesanbruch
in diem vivere
in den Tag hinein
carpe diem Hor.
genieße den Tag

2.

dies
Ereignisse des Tages
diem exercere
Tagesarbeit
diei poenas dare
in disponendo die
bei der Einteilung des Tages

3. poet; nachkl.

dies
Tageslicht
dies übtr
Leben
diem videre
das Licht der Welt erblicken

4.

dies
Tagesmarsch, Tagereise
dierum plus triginta in longitudinem patere Liv.

5.

dies
Tag des Unterganges, Todestag [ supremus ]
diem obire
sterben
diem proferre Ilio
den Untergang

II. diēs <ēī> m f altl. Gen Sg diē diī, Dat diē f

1.

dies
festgesetzter Tag, Zeitpunkt, Termin [ certa; pecuniae Zahltag; iudicii Gerichtstag; indutiarum letzter Tag des Waffenstillstandes ]
diem obire
abwarten
in diem emere
diem dicere
auf einen bestimmten Tag vor Gericht laden
diem statuere ante quam
einen Termin bestimmen, bis zu welchem
diem ex die ducere
den Termin von einem Tag zum andern hinziehen

2.

dies
Frist [ annua Jahresfrist (zur Bezahlung) ]
prodicere diem
die Frist verlängern

3.

dies
Zeit(raum)
quod est dies allatura

4.

dies
Briefdatum
habet diem epistula
ist datiert
negat summo bono afferre incrementum diem Cic.

Diēs <ēī> m (dies, personif.)

Dies
Gott des Tages

diēs <diēī> m

dies anautocineticus
autofreier Tag

diēs <diēī> m

dies Lunae
Montag
dies Martis
Dienstag
dies Mercurii
Mittwoch
dies Iovis
Donnerstag
dies Veneris
Freitag
dies Saturni/Sabbati
Samstag, Sonnabend
dies Solis/Dominicus
Sonntag

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