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in-vāsī

perf v. invado

in-vādō <vādere, vāsī, vāsum>

1. (gewaltsam)

invado
hin(ein)gehen, eindringen (in m. Akk o. bl. Akk) [ in urbem cum copiis; portūs ]

2. (m. Akk) poet

invado
(einen Ort) betreten, (nach einem Ort) gelangen [ urbem; aedes; viam ]

3.

invado
losgehen auf, eindringen, überfallen, angreifen (in m. Akk o. bl. Akk) [ (in) hostes; in oppidum antiquum et vetus; castra; fines ]

4.

invado
raubend überfallen, an sich reißen (in m. Akk o. bl. Akk) [ in alcis praedia; in alienam pecuniam; in nomen Marii sich bemächtigen wollen ]

5. poet; nachkl.

invado
unternehmen [ pugnam; Martem beginnen; aliquid magnum ]

6. (v. Affekten, Übeln, Krankheiten)

invado
befallen, überkommen (in m. Akk; bl. Akk; selten Dat)
morbus in corpus alcis invadit
befällt jmd.
metus alqm invadit
pestilentia populum invasit
invado abs.
hereinbrechen, sich verbreiten
tantus repente terror invasit

7. poet; nachkl.

invado
jmd (m. Worten) anfahren, zur Rede stellen [ consules ]

8.

in collum alcis invadere
jmdm. stürmisch um den Hals fallen

9. Petr.

invado
stürmisch umarmen

invāsiō <ōnis> f (invado) spätlat

1.

invasio
Ansturm, Angriff

2.

invasio
Vergewaltigung (einer Frau)

3.

invasio
gewaltsame Besitznahme

invāsus

P. P. P. v. invado

in-vādō <vādere, vāsī, vāsum>

1. (gewaltsam)

invado
hin(ein)gehen, eindringen (in m. Akk o. bl. Akk) [ in urbem cum copiis; portūs ]

2. (m. Akk) poet

invado
(einen Ort) betreten, (nach einem Ort) gelangen [ urbem; aedes; viam ]

3.

invado
losgehen auf, eindringen, überfallen, angreifen (in m. Akk o. bl. Akk) [ (in) hostes; in oppidum antiquum et vetus; castra; fines ]

4.

invado
raubend überfallen, an sich reißen (in m. Akk o. bl. Akk) [ in alcis praedia; in alienam pecuniam; in nomen Marii sich bemächtigen wollen ]

5. poet; nachkl.

invado
unternehmen [ pugnam; Martem beginnen; aliquid magnum ]

6. (v. Affekten, Übeln, Krankheiten)

invado
befallen, überkommen (in m. Akk; bl. Akk; selten Dat)
morbus in corpus alcis invadit
befällt jmd.
metus alqm invadit
pestilentia populum invasit
invado abs.
hereinbrechen, sich verbreiten
tantus repente terror invasit

7. poet; nachkl.

invado
jmd (m. Worten) anfahren, zur Rede stellen [ consules ]

8.

in collum alcis invadere
jmdm. stürmisch um den Hals fallen

9. Petr.

invado
stürmisch umarmen

in-valēscō <valēscere, valuī, –> nachkl.

invalesco
erstarken, die Oberhand gewinnen, zunehmen
libido et luxuria coërcente nullo invaluerat Suet.

in-vādō <vādere, vāsī, vāsum>

1. (gewaltsam)

invado
hin(ein)gehen, eindringen (in m. Akk o. bl. Akk) [ in urbem cum copiis; portūs ]

2. (m. Akk) poet

invado
(einen Ort) betreten, (nach einem Ort) gelangen [ urbem; aedes; viam ]

3.

invado
losgehen auf, eindringen, überfallen, angreifen (in m. Akk o. bl. Akk) [ (in) hostes; in oppidum antiquum et vetus; castra; fines ]

4.

invado
raubend überfallen, an sich reißen (in m. Akk o. bl. Akk) [ in alcis praedia; in alienam pecuniam; in nomen Marii sich bemächtigen wollen ]

5. poet; nachkl.

invado
unternehmen [ pugnam; Martem beginnen; aliquid magnum ]

6. (v. Affekten, Übeln, Krankheiten)

invado
befallen, überkommen (in m. Akk; bl. Akk; selten Dat)
morbus in corpus alcis invadit
befällt jmd.
metus alqm invadit
pestilentia populum invasit
invado abs.
hereinbrechen, sich verbreiten
tantus repente terror invasit

7. poet; nachkl.

invado
jmd (m. Worten) anfahren, zur Rede stellen [ consules ]

8.

in collum alcis invadere
jmdm. stürmisch um den Hals fallen

9. Petr.

invado
stürmisch umarmen
Indikativ Präsens
invalēscō
invalēscis
invalēscit
invalēscimus
invalēscitis
invalēscunt
Konjunktiv Präsens
invalēscam
invalēscās
invalēscat
invalēscāmus
invalēscātis
invalēscant
Indikativ Imperfekt
invalēscebam
invalēscebās
invalēscebat
invalēscebāmus
invalēscebātis
invalēscebant
Konjunktiv Imperfekt
invalēscerem
invalēscerēs
invalēsceret
invalēscerēmus
invalēscerētis
invalēscerent
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