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1 bequem
bequem, I) passend u. geschickt zur Erreichung eines Zweckes: a) Adj.:commodus, zu etw., ad alqd (eig. was das gehörige Maß hat, gilt von dem, was durch seine gehörige Beschaffenheit den Umständen angepaßt ist). – opportunus (eig. durch seine Lage bequem, gelegen, steht bes. von der b. Lage, Beschaffenheit eines Orts; dann von der Zeit, dem Alter etc.). – aptus, zu etw., ad alqd (passend, geschickt, ist die Wirkung der Natur u. Kunst). – idoneus, zu etwas, alci rei ob. ad alqd (geeignet, steht von dem, was durch seine natürliche Beschaffenheit bequem ist); auch verb. opportunus et idoneus; commodus et idoneus; habilis et aptus. – sehr b., percommodus; peropportunus; peridoneus (zu etw., alci rei od. ad alqd). – b) Adv.:opportune (gelegen). – idonee (geeignet). – apte (auf eine passende Art). – recte (gehörig). – ein b. gelegener Ort, locus naturā idoneus atque opportunus: wenn es dir b. ist, si erit tibi commodum; cum erit tuum commodum. – II) Bequemlichkeit gewährend: a) Adj.:commodus. – expeditus (ohne Schwierigkeit). – bonus (gut, b. eingerichtet). – ein b. Weg, via expedita; iter commodum od. expeditum: b. Schuhe, habiles et ad pedem apti calcei: eine b. Wohnung, domicilium bonum. – b) Adv.: commode; bene. – b. wohnen, bene habitare: b. schiffen, commode, expedite navigare. – III) Bequemlichkeit suchend, v. Menschen: in labore remissus nimis parumque patiens. – deses (gern still-, müßig sitzend).
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