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in the PONS Dictionary

notus2 <ī> m (griech. Fw.) poet; nachkl.

1.

notus
Südwind (stürmisch u. Regen bringend)

2.

notus
(Sturm-)Wind
tendunt vela noti

nōtus <ī> SUBST m (nōtus¹)

notus
Bekannter

nōtus1 <a, um> P. Adj. zu nosco

1.

notus
bekannt (weg. etw.: m. Gen)
alqd notum habere
kennen, wissen
alqd notum facere alci
miles (koll.) notus inter se
urbibus notus et populis
stadt- u. weltbekannt

2.

notus
bewährt, als zuverlässig erwiesen [ virtus ]

3. Verg.

notus
freundschaftlich [ voces ]

4. poet

notus
gewohnt [ sedes; munera ]

5. poet; nachkl.

notus
berühmt [ gladiator; scriptor; Lesbos ]

6.

notus
berüchtigt [ furta ]
See also

nōscō <nōscere, nōvī, nōtum> perf Formen meist zusammengezogen: nōsse = nōvisse, nōssem = nōvissem, nōsti = nōvisti, nōram = nōveram u. a. (altl. gnōscō)

1.

nosco
kennenlernen, erkennen, erfahren, wahrnehmen [se; malefacta sua; philosophiae partes]
nosco perf
kennen, wissen [Romae neminem; alcis facta; nomen alcis; viam; leges]

2.

nosco
wieder erkennen [res suas]

3.

nosco
anerkennen, gelten lassen, als gültig ansehen [partem excusationis]

4. Plaut.

nosco
betrachten, prüfen, untersuchen [signum; imaginem]

5. Tac. (als Richter)

nosco
untersuchen, entscheiden [causam]
Declension of notus
Case Singular Plural
Nominative notus notī
Genitive notī notōrum
Dative notō notīs
Accusative notum notōs
Ablative notō notīs
Declension of nōtus
Case Singular Plural
Nominative nōtus nōtī
Genitive nōtī nōtōrum
Dative nōtō nōtīs
Accusative nōtum nōtōs
Ablative nōtō nōtīs

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

urbibus notus et populis
stadt- u. weltbekannt

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