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plērus-que <plēra-que, plērum-que> (Gen Pl (klass.) plurimorum, plurimarum)

1. Sg (selten u. fast nur b. Koll.)

plerusque
das meiste, der größte Teil [ exercitus; iuventus; Graecia ]
plerāque oratione
im größten Teil der Rede

2. im Pl

plērīque (plēraeque, plēraque)
die meisten, die Mehrzahl, auch sehr viele (meist als Adj gebraucht, jedoch auch als Subst m. Gen part. o. m. ex)
pleraeque boves
plerique militum
urbium pleraeque
plerique Graecorum
plerique e Graecis
pauci in ipso certamine, plerique fugientes perierunt
dixi pleraque omnia
fast alles
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