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dāma1

→ damma

See also

damma <ae> f (u. m) poet; nachkl.

damma
Damhirsch, Reh, Antilope, Gämse

datum <ī> nt (do)

datum
Gabe, Geschenk

damnās undekl. (< damnatus v. damno) vor- u. nachkl. JUR

damnas
zu einer Leistung verurteilt, verpflichtet

damnum <ī> nt

1.

damnum
Schaden, Verlust, Einbuße, Nachteil
damnum sarcinarum
damnum incendiorum
Brandschäden
stomachum suum damno Tullii explere Cic.
zum Schaden des Tullius seinen Magen füllen
damnum accipere, pati, (per)ferre
Schaden (er)leiden
damno afficere alqm, damnum dare, inferre, afferre
Schaden zufügen

2. (im Krieg:)

damnum
Niederlage, Schlappe
damna accepta Romano bello

3. JUR

damnum
Geldstrafe, -buße
ferre damnum detrectantibus militiam

4.

damnum
Gebrechen, Fehler [ naturae ]

5. poet meton.

damnum
das Verlorene
mater circum sua damna volans
um ihre verlorenen Jungen
Declension of dama
Case Singular Plural
Nominative dama damae
Genitive damae damārum
Dative damae damīs
Accusative damam damās
Ablative damā damīs
Declension of datum
Case Singular Plural
Nominative datum data
Genitive datī datōrum
Dative datō datīs
Accusative datum data
Ablative datō datīs
Declension of damnum
Case Singular Plural
Nominative damnum damna
Genitive damnī damnōrum
Dative damnō damnīs
Accusative damnum damna
Ablative damnō damnīs
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