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animal, ālis, n. (st. animale, s. Lucr. 3, 633; v. anima), I) jedes Geschöpf, lebende Wesen mit ausgebildetem Körper, das Tier im weitesten Sinne, dah. v. Menschen (Ggstz. inanimum), cum inter inanimum et animal hoc maxime intersit, quod animal agit alquid, Cic.: animalia inanimaque omnia rigentia, gelu, Liv.: omne quod vivit, sive animal sive terrā editum (Erdgewächs), Cic.: nec ullum superfuisse animal, Liv.: animalia et sata, Sen.: animalium semen ignis is qui anima ac mens, Varr. LL.: bipedum solus homo animal gignit, Plin. – u. vom Weltall als beseeltem Wesen, Cic. Tim. 3. § 10. u. 4. § 11. – II) im engern Sinne, a) das Tier im Ggstz. zum Menschen, multa ab animalium vocibus translata in homines, Varr. LL.: so nun malum aliquod aut noxium animal, Sen.: u. animalia noxia, Ungeziefer, Col.: animalia aquatilia, Varr. LL.: animalia minuta, Varr., minutiora, Tert.: animalia infirmiora, valentiora, Val. Max.: animalia saevissima, Sen.: cum hoc animal tam sit canorum suā sponte, v. Hahn, Cic.: alqm in cavea velut novum animal aliquod et inusitatum diu pascere, Sen.: si quod animal in mustum cecīderit, Col.: nec muribus aliove animali abstinerent, Liv. – dah. = belua, verächtlich von einem Menschen, funestum illud animal, Untier, Cic. Pis. 21. – b) (in der Vulgärspr.) das Rind, iumenta, pecora et animalia, Gloss. Paris. no. 437. p. 185 H. – c) das Postpferd, mutare animalia, Capit. Maxim. duo 25, 2.
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animal
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animal, ālis, n. (st. animale, s. Lucr. 3, 633; v. anima), I) jedes Geschöpf, lebende Wesen mit ausgebildetem Körper, das Tier im weitesten Sinne, dah. v. Menschen (Ggstz. inanimum), cum inter inanimum et animal hoc maxime intersit, quod animal agit alquid, Cic.: animalia inanimaque omnia rigentia, gelu, Liv.: omne quod vivit, sive animal sive terrā editum (Erdgewächs), Cic.: nec ullum superfuisse animal, Liv.: animalia et sata, Sen.: animalium semen ignis is qui anima ac mens, Varr. LL.: bipedum solus homo animal gignit, Plin. – u. vom Weltall als beseeltem Wesen, Cic. Tim. 3. § 10. u. 4. § 11. – II) im engern Sinne, a) das Tier im Ggstz. zum Menschen, multa ab animalium vocibus translata in homines, Varr. LL.: so nun malum aliquod aut noxium animal, Sen.: u. animalia noxia, Ungeziefer, Col.: animalia aquatilia, Varr. LL.: animalia minuta, Varr., minutiora, Tert.: animalia infirmiora, valentiora, Val. Max.: animalia saevissima, Sen.: cum hoc animal tam sit canorum suā sponte, v. Hahn, Cic.: alqm in cavea velut novum animal aliquod et inusitatum diu pascere, Sen.: si quod animal in mustum cecīderit, Col.: nec muribus aliove animali abstinerent, Liv. – dah. = belua, verächtlich von einem Menschen, funestum illud animal, Untier, Cic. Pis. 21. – b) (in der Vulgärspr.) das Rind, iumenta, pecora et animalia,————Gloss. Paris. no. 437. p. 185 H. – c) das Postpferd, mutare animalia, Capit. Maxim. duo 25, 2. -
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5 animal black
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6 animal charcoal
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7 animal experiment
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8 animal food
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9 animal hospital
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10 animal liberation
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11 animal liberationist
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12 animal life
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13 animal-loving
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16 animal psychology
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17 animal shelter
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18 animal welfare
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19 animal welfarist
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20 animal anfibio
animal anfibioamphibisches Lebewesen
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