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1 euronotus
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2 euronotus
Ausführliches Lateinisch-deutsches Handwörterbuch > euronotus
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3 effringo
ef-fringo (ecfringo), frēgī, frāctum, ere (ex u. frango), I) tr.: A) heraus-, ausbrechen, losbrechen, foribus cardines, Plaut.: portarum obices, Amm. – B) aufbrechen, erbrechen, clausa, Sall.: fores, Plaut.: alcis fores, Cic.: ianuam, Petron. (u. bildl. ianuam Asiae, Cic.): portam, Liv.: valvas, Cic.: Capuae ludum, Eutr.: carcerem, Tac.: cistam, Hor. – C) zerbrechen, zerschmettern, eff. cerebrum, Verg.: crus, Sall., manus cruraque, Flor.: montes effracti (viell. jähe, abschüssige), Mart. – II) intr. hervorbrechen, euronotus ille, qui inter notum atque eurum medius effringit, Apul. de mund. 11 extr.: spumeus hic fluctus vestras effringet in urbes, Sil. 1, 647.
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4 euroauster
euroauster, strī, m. (eurus u. auster) = euronotus, Isid. orig. 13, 11. § 8. – synk. eurauster, Anthol. Lat. 484, 18 (1056, 18).
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5 effringo
ef-fringo (ecfringo), frēgī, frāctum, ere (ex u. frango), I) tr.: A) heraus-, ausbrechen, losbrechen, foribus cardines, Plaut.: portarum obices, Amm. – B) aufbrechen, erbrechen, clausa, Sall.: fores, Plaut.: alcis fores, Cic.: ianuam, Petron. (u. bildl. ianuam Asiae, Cic.): portam, Liv.: valvas, Cic.: Capuae ludum, Eutr.: carcerem, Tac.: cistam, Hor. – C) zerbrechen, zerschmettern, eff. cerebrum, Verg.: crus, Sall., manus cruraque, Flor.: montes effracti (viell. jähe, abschüssige), Mart. – II) intr. hervorbrechen, euronotus ille, qui inter notum atque eurum medius effringit, Apul. de mund. 11 extr.: spumeus hic fluctus vestras effringet in urbes, Sil. 1, 647.Ausführliches Lateinisch-deutsches Handwörterbuch > effringo
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6 euroauster
euroauster, strī, m. (eurus u. auster) = euronotus, Isid. orig. 13, 11. § 8. – synk. eurauster, Anthol. Lat. 484, 18 (1056, 18).Ausführliches Lateinisch-deutsches Handwörterbuch > euroauster
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