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in the PONS Dictionary

colōnus <ī> m (colo¹)

1.

colonus
Bauer, Landwirt; Pächter

2.

colonus
Kolonist, (An-)Siedler

3. Verg.

colonus
Bewohner, Einwohner

4. Plaut.

catenarum colonus
Zuchthäusler

Colōnus <ī> m ( Κολωνός )

Colonus
Hügel u. Bezirk an der Nordseite Athens, wo ein Poseidontempel u. das Grab des Oedipus lagen; Sophokles, dort geboren, schildert den Ort in der Tragödie „Oedipus auf dem Kolonos (Οἰδίπους ἐπί Κολωνῷ)“
Declension of Colōnus
Case Singular
Nominative Colōnus
Genitive Colōnī
Dative Colōnō
Accusative Colōnum
Ablative Colōnō
Declension of colōnus
Case Singular Plural
Nominative colōnus colōnī
Genitive colōnī colōnōrum
Dative colōnō colōnīs
Accusative colōnum colōnōs
Ablative colōnō colōnīs

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

catenarum colonus
Zuchthäusler

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