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sciī

→ scio

sciō <scīre, scīvī [o. sciī], scītum> (synk. Perf.-Formen: scīsse(m) = scīvisse(m), scīstī = scīvistī u. a.; Imper scītō wisse, scītōte wisset; >altl. Imperf scībam …, Fut 1 scībō…)

1.

scio
wissen, von etw. Kunde haben (abs.; alqd; de re von, über etw.; de u. ex alqo von jmdm.; m. A. C. I. u. indir. Frages.) [ nihil certum; de omnibus rebus ]
quod sciam
so viel ich weiß
haud scio an
vielleicht
fac, ut sciam
lass mich wissen
sicut omnes sciunt

2.

scio
etw. verstehen, können, kundig sein, kennen (abs.; alqd; de re; m. Infin) [ Latine Lateinisch (sprechen) können; litteras; potestates herbarum; de bello ]
vincere scis, Hannibal

3.

scio
erfahren
hostes id scituri sunt

4.

scio
einsehen, merken, erkennen

5. nachkl. (m. ut)

scio
entscheiden, beschließen
plebs scivit, ut …

6. poet; nachkl.

scio
glauben, meinen
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