Latin-English Dictionary
commŏvĕo
transitive verb II conjugation View the declension of this word 1 to shake, to stir up, to agitate 2 to displace, to disturb, to trouble, to worry, to upset 3 to jolt 4 to excite 5 to waken 6 to provoke 7 (money or camp) to move 8 to produce 9 (war) to cause, start 10 (point) to raise permalink
Locutions, idioms and examplescommoveo ex loco castra || commoveo odium alicui in aliquem || commoveo bellum || commoveo risum || commoveo sacra || commoveo lacrimas || commoveo homines ad || commoveo misericordiam alicui || commoveo contra rem publicam || commoveo invidiam in aliquem || commoveo iram || commoveo aciem || commoveo animum alicuius || cachinnum alicuius commoveo || aciem commovent = they set themselves in motion || cachinnos commoveo || sacra commoveo || commoveo me contra rempublicam || cachinnos inridentium commovebat || cervum commovere canes || bilem alicui moveo or commoveo || sacra moveo or commoveo || bellum conflo or concito or commoveo || clamore renovato commovent aciem || ea ipsa (saxa) … in eos qui commoverant recidebant || commoverat quosdam magnitudine exempli || commoveo hostem hostium aciem Sfoglia il dizionarioA B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z |
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