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in the PONS Dictionary

gnāta

→ nascor

gnata
= nata
See also

nāscor <nāscī, nātus sum>

1.

nascor
gezeugt, geboren werden; abstammen, entstammen
in libero populo inter iura legesque nasci
sub alio caelo nasci
impares nascimur, pares morimur (m. ex, de, bl. Abl, selten m. ab)
ex serva nasci
ex eisdem parentibus nasci
ex improbo patre nasci
ex fratre et sorore nati
Geschwisterkinder
de paelice nasci
libertino patre nasci
amplissimā familiā nasci
v. sehr vornehmer Familie
a principibus nasci
civis in civitate nasci Cic.
als Bürger; (m. Angabe der Bestimmung: m. Dat, m. ad, m. in u. Akk)
non nobis solum nati sumus
nicht f. uns allein
nasci aerumnis
ad laborem nasci
in miseriam nascimur sempiternam Cic.

2. übtr

nascor
entstehen, entspringen, seinen Anfang nehmen, herrühren, erwachsen (v. Konkr. u. Abstr.)
ex palude nascitur amnis
ab eo flumine collis nascitur
erhebt sich
haec postulata ex iniuriis tuis nata sunt Cic.
ex hoc nascitur, ut
daraus folgt, dass

3. (v. Gestirnen)

nascor poet
aufgehen, erscheinen
luna nascente
bei Mondaufgang

4. (vom Wind)

nascor poet
sich erheben
auster nascitur

5.

nascor
vorkommen, wachsen, vorhanden sein
plumbum ibi nascitur
in ea silva multa genera ferarum nasci constat Caes.

6. (v. Personen)

nascor
beginnen, werden
nascens poeta
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