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fāma <ae> f (fari)

1.

fama
Gerücht, Reden der Leute, Sage; geschichtliche Überlieferung, Tradition [ incerta; (über etw.: m. Gen; de) rerum die Geschichte; circumventi exercitūs; de victoria Caesaris ]
fama est (m. A. C. I.)
es geht das Gerücht, die Sage, es wird überliefert
famafuit
es ging die Rede
fama tenet, obtinet
herrscht, besteht
fama pervenerat Tarentum
famae per omnem provinciam ibant

2.

fama
öffentliche Meinung, Urteil der Menge [ omnium; hominum; forensis ]

3.

fama
Ruhm, Berühmtheit [ aeterna ]
posteritas famaque
Ruhm bei der Nachwelt

4.

fama
Ruf [ bona; mala; integra; crudelitatis; eloquentiae ]

5.

fama
guter Ruf, guter Name
famae servire
auf guten Ruf bedacht sein
fundamentum est famae iustitia

6.

fama
Frauenehre, unbescholtener Ruf
famam sororis defendere

7.

fama
schlechter Ruf, üble Nachrede [ sinistra ]
fama atque invidia
gehässige Nachrede
famam in se transferre

Fāma <ae> f (fama) poet

Fama
Göttin des Gerüchts, des Geredes
Declension of Fāma
Case Singular
Nominative Fāma
Genitive Fāmae
Dative Fāmae
Accusative Fāmam
Ablative Fāmā
Declension of fāma
Case Singular Plural
Nominative fāma fāmae
Genitive fāmae fāmārum
Dative fāmae fāmīs
Accusative fāmam fāmās
Ablative fāmā fāmīs