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in-natō <natāre>

1.

innato
hineinschwimmen

2. (m. Dat) poet; nachkl.

innato
in, auf etw. fließen, hineinströmen, sich in, über etw. ergießen
Tiberis innatat campis
innatat unda dulcis freto

3. poet; nachkl.

innato (m. Dat o. Akk)
auf, in etw. schwimmen
homines flumini innatant
undam innatat alnus
innato abs.
darauf, obenauf schwimmen
innatant insulae übtr
innatans
oberflächlich [ verborum facilitas ]

in-nābilis <e> (in-² u. no) Ov.

innabilis
zum Beschwimmen nicht geeignet [ unda ]

innātus <a, um>

P. Adj. zu innascor

innatus
angeboren, natürlich [ iracundia; alacritas; temeritas ]

in-nāscor <nāscī, nātus sum>

1.

innascor
in, an, auf etw. geboren werden, wachsen, entstehen (abs.; in m. Abl; Dat)
filix innascitur agris neglectis
salicta innata ripis
murex innatus
angewachsen

2. übtr

innascor
naturgemäß entstehen
in hac elatione animi cupiditas innascitur Cic.
cupiditas belli gerendi innata est Caes.

an-natō <natāre>, ad-natō

annato
heranschwimmen (m. ad o. Dat)
Indikativ Präsens
innatō
innatās
innatat
innatāmus
innatātis
innatant
Konjunktiv Präsens
innatem
innatēs
innatet
innatēmus
innatētis
innatent
Indikativ Imperfekt
innatābam
innatābās
innatābat
innatābāmus
innatābātis
innatābant
Konjunktiv Imperfekt
innatārem
innatārēs
innatāret
innatārēmus
innatārētis
innatārent
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