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potior1 <potīrī, potītus sum> (poet u. nachkl. Formen auch nach der 3. Konjugation, z. B. poterētur, Gerundiv meist potiundus, selten potiendus) (potis)

1.

potior
sich bemächtigen, erlangen (meist m. Abl, bisw. m. Gen, urspr. trans.) [ impedimentis; praedā; imperio; victoriā; auso ein Wagnis bestehen; regni; urbis; oppidum; laborem; regiam ];

2. (m. Abl) poet

potior
einen Ort erreichen [ monte; campo ]

3. (m. Abl, Gen o. Akk)

potior
etw. besitzen, (inne)haben [ summā imperii; oppido; mari die Herrschaft zur See; rerum im Besitz der Macht sein; gaudia haben, genießen; commoda ]

potior2 <ius>

Komp v. potis

potior
vorzüglicher, wichtiger, besser, tüchtiger, würdiger [ libertas; sententia ]
See also

potis <e>

potis sum (meist präd in Verbindung m. esse)
ich bin imstande, ich kann = possum
er (sie) vermag, kann = potest
pote (est) (bisw. ohne esse)
potin? Kom.
Indikativ Präsens
potior
potīris
potītur
potīmur
potīminī
potiuntur
Konjunktiv Präsens
potiar
potiāris
potiātur
potiāmur
potiāminī
potiantur
Indikativ Imperfekt
potiēbar
potiēbāris
potiēbātur
potiēbāmur
potiēbāminī
potiēbantur
Konjunktiv Imperfekt
potīrer
potīrēris
potīrētur
potīrēmur
potīrēminī
potīrentur
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