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1 Fund
Fund, inventum. – einen F. tun, aliquid invenire.
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2 FUND
[N]PECUNIA (-AE) (F)COPIA (-AE) (F) -
3 FUND FOR MUTUAL PROTECTION
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4 Grundfeste
Grundfeste, fundamenta, ōrum,n. pl. (die Grundlage, eig. u. bildl., z.B. fund. rei publicae evertere). – sedes (der Grund u. Boden, auf dem etwas seinen Stand hat, z.B. montes convellere od. moliri sede suā: u. domum convellere od. tecta emovere sedibus suis). – arx (bildl., gleichs. die Schanze, die Schutzmauer, z.B. tribunicium auxilium et provocatio, duae arces libertatis tuendae).
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5 hervorbringen
hervorbringen, I) tragend, führend, dann redend: proferre (im allg.). – promere (hervorlangen). – producere (hervorführen). – etwas ans Tageslicht h., alqd in aspectum lucemque proferre. – kein Wort hervorbringen können, verbum ullum proloqui non posse. – II) schaffend, erzeugend etc.: ferre. efferre. fundere. [1294] effundere (bringen, tragen, von der Natur, auch von der Erde, einem Acker etc.; fund. u. effund. immer mit dem Nbbgr. der Fülle). – creare. procreare. gignere. generare (erzeugen, w. s.). – alere (gedeihen lassen, z.B. India alit formicas: u. Hispania alit linum). – elicere (herauslocken, z.B. einen Ton aus einem Instrumente).
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