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trānsultō <trānsultāre>

Intens. v. transilio

transulto
hinüberspringen

I. trān-siliō <silīre, siluī [o. silīvī, siliī], –> (salio) VERB intr

transilio
hinüberspringen [ per hortum ad nos; in naves hostium; per Graeciam eilig durchfahren ];
transilio übtr
sprungweise zu etw. übergehen [ ab illo consilio ad aliud ]

II. trān-siliō <silīre, siluī [o. silīvī, siliī], –> (salio) VERB trans

1.

transilio
überspringen [ murum; flammas ]

2. poet; nachkl. übtr

transilio
durcheilen, -fliegen

3. übtr

transilio
etw. überschreiten [ naturalem modum ]

4. (in der Rede)

transilio
übergehen, überspringen [ partem vitae ]

trāns-mūtō <mūtāre> poet

transmuto
vertauschen [ honores ]

trānsitus1 <ūs> m (transeo)

1.

transitus
das Überschreiten, Übergang [ Alpium; fossae; übtr a pueritiā ad adulescentiam ]
transitum claudere

2.

transitus
Durchzug
Poeno per agros urbesque transitum dare
alqm transitu arcere

3. meton.

transitus
Durchgang als Ort, Übergangsort

4.

transitus
das Vorübergehen [ tempestatis ]
in transitu urbem capere
im Vorübergehen

5. nachkl. übtr

transitus
Übertritt zum Feind o. zu einer anderen Partei [ ad validiores ]

6. MALEREI

transitus poet; nachkl.
Farbenübergang

7. spätlat

transitus
Tod

trānsitō <trānsitāre>

Intens. v. transeo

transito
(hin)durchgehen, -ziehen
trānsitāns
auf einer Dienstreise

I. trāns-eō <īre, iī, itum> VERB intr

1.

transeo
(hin)übergehen, hingehen [ ad forum; ad amicam; in Britanniam ]
plebs in sacrum montem ex Aventino transit

2.

transeo
übersetzen, übersiedeln [ e suis finibus in Helvetiorum fines ]

3. (v. Flüssen)

transeo
sich ergießen, münden
Mosa in Rhenum transit

4. (zum Feind)

transeo
übergehen [ a Caesare ad Pompeium; in aliena castra ]

5. übtr

transeo
(zu einer anderen Partei, Meinung, in einen anderen Stand u. Ä.) übertreten, übergehen, einer Sache beitreten [ ex Macedone ac libero in Persicam servitutem; a patribus ad plebem; ad sectam alii philosophi; ad (in) alia omnia dagegen stimmen ]

6. (in einer Rede od. Schrift)

transeo
zu etw. anderem übergehen [ ad alias quaestiones; ad rhetoris officia; ad inferiora tempora ]

7. poet

transeo
sich in etw. verwandeln, in etw. übergehen [ aqua in vinum; in saxum; in humum; in plures figuras; in aestatem post ver ]
frequens imitatio transit in mores

8.

transeo
vorbeigehen, -ziehen, -reiten
pedites transire (v. der Zeit)
verstreichen, vergehen
menses transeunt
aetas cito transiit

9.

transeo
durch etw. hindurchgehen, -ziehen, -fahren [ per hortum ]
transeo übtr
durch etw. (hindurch)dringen

II. trāns-eō <īre, iī, itum> VERB trans

1.

a.

transeo
etw. überschreiten, -steigen [ Apenninum; amnem; paludem; vim flammae überspringen ]
flumen uno omnino loco pedibus transiri potest

b. Verg.

transeo
überfahren
rota transit serpentem

c.

transeo
zurücklegen [ iter ]

2.

transeo
durch etw. gehen, ziehen, etw. durchreisen [ Formias; campos pedibus ]

3.

transeo
vorbeigehen, -fahren an

4. poet; nachkl.

transeo
überholen [ equum cursu ]
transeo übtr
jmd. übertreffen

5.

transeo
übtr etw. überschreiten, verletzen [ finem aequitas in iudicando ]
sine dubio finem et modum transire

6.

transeo
etw. überstehen [ ea quae premunt ]

7. (vom Redner)

transeo
etw. durchgehen, besprechen [ libros proximis diebus ]

8. (in der Rede)

transeo
übergehen, unerwähnt lassen [ alqd silentio ]
Protagoran transeo
levia haec et transeunda
(b. Lesen) überschlagen [ multa ]

9. (eine Zeit)

transeo
verbringen [ tribunatūs annum quiete; vitam; spatium iuventae ]

trān-suō <suere, suī, sūtum> Ov.

transuo
durchstechen
Indikativ Präsens
trānsultō
trānsultās
trānsultat
trānsultāmus
trānsultātis
trānsultant
Konjunktiv Präsens
trānsultem
trānsultēs
trānsultet
trānsultēmus
trānsultētis
trānsultent
Indikativ Imperfekt
trānsultābam
trānsultābās
trānsultābat
trānsultābāmus
trānsultābātis
trānsultābant
Konjunktiv Imperfekt
trānsultārem
trānsultārēs
trānsultāret
trānsultārēmus
trānsultārētis
trānsultārent
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