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modicus <a, um> (modus)

1.

modicus
maßvoll, gemäßigt, mäßig [ genus dicendi; equites, senatores von mäßigem Vermögen ]
modice locuples
ziemlich wohlhabend
modico gradu ire

2.

modicus
passend, angemessen [ supellex ]

3.

modicus
mittelmäßig

4.

modicus
klein, gering(fügig), wenig [ murus niedrig; amnis nicht tief; acervus; (in Bezug auf etw.: Gen) virium; originis v. geringer Abkunft ]
Graecis hoc modicum est
nicht häufig bei den Griechen

5.

modicus
gemäßigt, besonnen, gelassen (in etw.: Gen o. Abl) [ voluptatum; zephyri ]
ferre modice

6.

modicus
bescheiden, anspruchslos
animus belli ingens, domi modicus
contentus nomine modico tutoris

7. POL

modicus
loyal, gesetzestreu
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