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in the PONS Dictionary

profectus2

P. P. Akt. v. proficiscor

See also

pro-ficīscor <ficīscī, fectus sum> (Incoh. v. proficio)

1.

proficiscor
aufbrechen, sich aufmachen, (ab)reisen; absegeln, in See stechen [ ab urbe; domo; (ex) portu; ex Sicilia; Corinthum; ad somnum o. ad dormiendum schlafen gehen; ad caelum von Sterbenden; obviam alci; subsidio alci; (m. Sup.) venatum jagen gehen ]

2. MILIT

proficiscor
marschieren [ adversus hostem; contra barbaros; in proelium; ex castris; eodem cum exercitu; in expeditionem; ad Massiliam occupandam ]

3. (in der Rede)

proficiscor
fortfahren, weitergehen, zu etw. übergehen [ ordine ad reliqua ]

4. (a re) übtr

proficiscor
v. etw. ausgehen, m. etw. den Anfang machen [ a philosophia; a lege ]
inde proficiscitur oratio mea Cic.

5.

proficiscor
herrühren, abstammen, seinen Ursprung nehmen, entspringen [ ex ea civitate; Tyriā de gente ]
falsis initiis profecta
profecti a Socrate
die Schüler des Sokrates

prōfectus1 <ūs> m (proficio) vor- u. nachkl.

profectus
Fortschritt, Erfolg
sine profectu
vergeblich
Declension of prōfectus
Case Singular Plural
Nominative prōfectus prōfectūs
Genitive prōfectūs prōfectuum
Dative prōfectuī prōfectibus
Accusative prōfectum prōfectūs
Ablative prōfectū prōfectibus