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positĭo, ōnis, f. [st2]1 [-] action de poser, de placer, de mettre. [st2]2 [-] position, situation, état. [st2]3 [-] action de planter, de semer. [st2]4 [-] supposition, thèse, question, sujet de dissertation. [st2]5 [-] affirmation. [st2]6 [-] terminaison, radical, désinence. [st2]7 [-] abaissement de la voix. [st2]8 [-] au plur. accidents, circonstances (d'une chose). - positio nominis pro nomine, Quint.: emploi d'un nom pour un autre. - positio surculi, Col.: plantation d'un rejeton. - positio caeli, Col.: état du ciel, climat.* * *positĭo, ōnis, f. [st2]1 [-] action de poser, de placer, de mettre. [st2]2 [-] position, situation, état. [st2]3 [-] action de planter, de semer. [st2]4 [-] supposition, thèse, question, sujet de dissertation. [st2]5 [-] affirmation. [st2]6 [-] terminaison, radical, désinence. [st2]7 [-] abaissement de la voix. [st2]8 [-] au plur. accidents, circonstances (d'une chose). - positio nominis pro nomine, Quint.: emploi d'un nom pour un autre. - positio surculi, Col.: plantation d'un rejeton. - positio caeli, Col.: état du ciel, climat.* * *Quae foeminina positione mares, aut neutrali foeminas significant. Quintil. Soubs la termination feminine, etc.
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