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incessus1 <ūs> m (incedo)

1.

incessus
das Einherschreiten, -gehen, Gang [ citus; tener; erectus ]
incessu furiali
als Furien einherschreitend

2.

incessus
das Gehen

3. Tac.

incessus
feindliches Vordringen, An-, Vorrücken, Einfall
primo incessu
sogleich beim Anrücken

4. Tac. meton.

incessus
Marschlinie, Route

5. Tac.

incessus
Eingang, Zugang
alios incessūs claudere

incessus2

P. P. P. v. incedo

See also

I. in-cēdō <cēdere, cessī, cessum> VERB intr

1.

incedo
einherschreiten, -gehen [ propius herantreten; equis einherreiten ]
incedunt per ora vestra magnifici
marschieren stolz an euren Augen vorüber

2. MILIT

incedo
marschieren, (her)anrücken, vorrücken [ cum signis; in hostes; ad portas urbis; munito agmine ]

3. (v. Zuständen)

incedo übtr
auf-, eintreten, hereinbrechen, sich verbreiten
incessit pestilentia, commutatio

4. (v. Affekten)

incedo (m. Dat)
jmd. überkommen, befallen, ergreifen
cura patribus incessit
animis formido incessit
incedo abs.
aufkommen, eintreten
timor, lascivia, lubido incessit

5. (v. Nachrichten, Gerüchten)

incedo nachkl.
sich verbreiten
occultus rumor incedebat

II. in-cēdō <cēdere, cessī, cessum> VERB trans

1. nachkl.

incedo
betreten [ maestos locos; scaenam ]

2. (v. Zuständen u. Affekten)

incedo
jmd. befallen, überkommen (alqm o. alcis animum)
magnus plebem metus incessit Liv.
inopia ambos incessit
legiones seditio incessit Tac.
verbreitete sich unter
Declension of incessus
Case Singular Plural
Nominative incessus incessūs
Genitive incessūs incessuum
Dative incessuī incessibus
Accusative incessum incessūs
Ablative incessū incessibus
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