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in the PONS Dictionary

vulgō1 <vulgāre> (vulgus)

1.

alqd in (per) alqm vulgare
etw. auf jmd. ausdehnen [ morbos in alios; licentiam in omnes; facinus per omnes ]
vulgo mediopass.
sich m. jmdm. einlassen [ cum privatis ]

2.

vulgo
jedermann überlassen, jedermann preisgeben [ ferarum ritu concubitus plebis patrumque ]

3.

vulgo
allgemein bekannt machen, überall verbreiten, allen mitteilen [ famam interfecti regis; dolorem ]
vulgo Pass.
rumor vulgatur (m. A. C. I.)

4. poet; nachkl. (eine Schrift)

vulgo
veröffentlichen [ librum; carmina ]

vulgō2 ADV

→ vulgus

I. vulgus <ī> (vulgum) SUBST nt (Akk auch m)

1.

2.

3.

Menge, Masse [ patronorum; servorum; ovium ]

4. MILIT

die gemeinen Soldaten [ armatorum ]

II. vulgus (vulgum) ADV

1.

für den großen Haufen, allgemein [ ignotus; probari; gratus beliebt ]

2.

allgemein [ incendia facere ], in Menge, in Masse, massenhaft [ ad prandium invitare ]
Indikativ Präsens
vulgō
vulgās
vulgat
vulgāmus
vulgātis
vulgant
Konjunktiv Präsens
vulgem
vulgēs
vulget
vulgēmus
vulgētis
vulgent
Indikativ Imperfekt
vulgābam
vulgābās
vulgābat
vulgābāmus
vulgābātis
vulgābant
Konjunktiv Imperfekt
vulgārem
vulgārēs
vulgāret
vulgārēmus
vulgārētis
vulgārent

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

vulgo mediopass.
sich m. jmdm. einlassen [ cum privatis ]