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fretus2 <ūs> m

→ fretum

See also

fretum <ī> nt

fretum Gallicum
Ärmelkanal

fretum <ī> nt

1.

fretum
Meerenge, Sund, Kanal [ Hesperium o. Gaditanum Straße v. Gibraltar ]

2.

fretum
Meerenge von Sizilien, Straße v. Messina
= fretum Siculum, Siciliae od. Siciliense

3.

fretum
Brandung, Strömung

4. poet

fretum
Meer, Meeresflut

5. poet; nachkl. übtr

fretum
Hitze; das Überschäumen [ adulescentiae; aetatis; invidiae ]

frētus1 <a, um> (m. Abl, selten m. Dat; m. A. C. I.)

1.

fretus
vertrauend, sich verlassend, im Vertrauen auf [ gratiā Bruti; intelligentiā vestrā; vobis ]

2.

fretus
pochend, trotzend
Declension of fretus
Case Singular Plural
Nominative fretus fretūs
Genitive fretūs fretuum
Dative fretuī fretibus
Accusative fretum fretūs
Ablative fretū fretibus
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