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I. gravis <e> ADJ akt.

1.

gravis
schwer [ sarcina; argentum; corpora;
gravis übtr
tellus schwerer, fetter Boden ]
cum gravius dorso (aselli) subiit onus Hor.

2. übtr

gravis
drückend, lästig, beschwerlich, mühsam [ labor; senectus; vita; onus officii; oppugnatio; sol drückende Hitze; aestas Sommerschwüle; hiems; frigus; crimen belastend; morbus ]

3.

gravis
schwer (zu ertragen), schlimm, hart, traurig [ fatum; casus; servitium; tyrannis; superbia; supplicium; poena; bellum; ruina; nuntius; edictum; sententia; verba ]
habemus senatūs consultum in te, Catilina, vehemens et grave Cic.

4. (v. Personen)

gravis
lästig, unangenehm [ hospes; accola ]
senes ad ludum adulescentium descendant, ne sint iis odiosi et graves Cic.
gravis popularibus esse coepit Liv.

5.

gravis
gewichtig, wichtig, bedeutend, wertvoll [ testis; auctor; causa; auctoritas; argumentum; civitas; oratio; defensio; supellex ]
non tulit ullos haec civitas aut gloriā clariores aut auctoritate graviores aut humanitate politiores Cic.
gravius erit tuum unum verbum ad eam rem quam centum mea Plaut.

6.

gravis
angesehen, (ehr)würdig, würdevoll

7. RHET

gravis
nachdrücklich, energisch [ orator; poeta; oratio; laudatio ]
vehemens et gravis

8.

gravis
ernst, charakterfest, besonnen, streng [ iudex; praetor; sententia; genus epistularum; senatūs consultum ]
liber graviter scriptus

9.

gravis
erhaben, feierlich, majestätisch [ numen; caerimonia ]

10.

gravis
schwer, heftig, stark, gewaltig [ ictus; tempestas; ira; odium; curae ]
graviter ferire hostem; graviter aegrotare; graviter amare alqm; cives gravissime dissentientes; graviter crepuerunt fores; graviter pertentat tremor terras; gravissime afflictae erant naves; neque is sum, qui gravissime ex vobis mortis periculo terrear Caes.

11. (v. Tönen)

gravis
tief, dumpf [ vox; sonus ]
graviter sonare
vocem ab acutissimo sono usque ad gravissimum sonum recipiunt Cic.

12.

gravis
ungesund, unzuträglich, nicht bekömmlich, gefahrvoll [ caelum Himmelsstrich, Gegend; locus; anni tempus; autumnus; annus pestilentiā ]

13.

gravis
widerlich, ekelhaft, abstoßend [ odor; hircus; helleborus ]

14.

gravis
schwerfällig

15. (v. Körperbau)

gravis
riesig, kräftig, korpulent

II. gravis <e> ADJ pass.

1.

gravis
beschwert, schwer beladen
gravis übtr
gedrückt, gebeugt [ navis spoliis; pharetrae; gemmis auroque patera; aere manus m. Geld gefüllt; miles armis schwer bewaffnet; agmen praedā; vinculis captivus; imbre nubes; fructu vites; übtr vulnere; morbo; aetate vom Alter gebeugt; malis annisque; somno epulisque betäubt v. ]

2. poet; nachkl.

gravis
vom Alter gebeugt, hochbetagt

3.

gravis
schwanger
Lara fit gravis geminosque parit

4.

graviter Adv
ungern
graviter ferre (alqd; m. quod o. A. C. I.);
graviter accipere, tolerare alqd