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līmō1 <līmāre> (lima)

1. vor- u. nachkl.

limo
feilen, glätten, polieren, abschleifen [ gemmas ]; reiben, wetzen [ cornua ad saxa ]
plumbum limatum
Bleispäne

2. übtr

a.

limo
feilen, glätten
vir urbanitate limatus

b.

limo
gründlich untersuchen, zu ergründen suchen [ veritatem ]

c.

limo
vermindern, schmälern [ commoda alcis ] (alqd de alqo u. de re) etw. v. jmdm o. v. etw. wegnehmen [ tantum de altero ]
de tua prolixa beneficaque natura limavit aliquid posterior annus Cic.
se ad alqd limare
sich auf etw. beschränken

līmātus <a, um>

P. Adj. zu limo übtr

limatus
ausgefeilt, sorgfältig ausgearbeitet, (ab)geschliffen
limatius dicendi genus
limatius ingenium
homo oratione limatus

līmō2 <līmāre> (limus¹) Plaut.

limo
m. Kot bespritzen [ caput alci ]

līmō1 <līmāre> (lima)

1. vor- u. nachkl.

limo
feilen, glätten, polieren, abschleifen [ gemmas ]; reiben, wetzen [ cornua ad saxa ]
plumbum limatum
Bleispäne

2. übtr

a.

limo
feilen, glätten
vir urbanitate limatus

b.

limo
gründlich untersuchen, zu ergründen suchen [ veritatem ]

c.

limo
vermindern, schmälern [ commoda alcis ] (alqd de alqo u. de re) etw. v. jmdm o. v. etw. wegnehmen [ tantum de altero ]
de tua prolixa beneficaque natura limavit aliquid posterior annus Cic.
se ad alqd limare
sich auf etw. beschränken

bi-māter <tris> poet; nachkl.

bimater
zwei Mütter habend, von zwei Müttern geboren, Beiname des Bacchus

ē-līmō <ēlīmāre> (lima)

1.

elimo
ausfeilen [ catenas; übtr versūs ]

2. (wissenschaftliche Werke)

elimo
verfertigen, ausarbeiten

līma <ae> f poet; nachkl.

1.

lima
Feile
limā polire alqd

2.

lima
künstlerische Ausarbeitung
labor limae
Indikativ Präsens
līmō
līmās
līmat
līmāmus
līmātis
līmant
Konjunktiv Präsens
līmem
līmēs
līmet
līmēmus
līmētis
līment
Indikativ Imperfekt
līmābam
līmābās
līmābat
līmābāmus
līmābātis
līmābant
Konjunktiv Imperfekt
līmārem
līmārēs
līmāret
līmārēmus
līmārētis
līmārent
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