Latin-English Dictionary
ēĭcĭo
transitive verb III conjugation ending -io View the declension of this word 1 to cast, to throw, to fling, to drive out, to drive up, to extract, to expel, to discharge, to vomit 2 (tongue) to out 3 to accomplish, to perform, to bring about, to cause permalink
Locutions, idioms and examplesa basilica eicere = chase away from the public trade hall || incolas eicio || e senatu eicio || aliquem e senatu eiicio || ex oppido eiicio || aliquo naves eiicio || aliquem expono atque eicere foras || amorem ex animo eiicio || ad Chium naves eiicere = to land in Chios || actorem et carmen eiicio = to hiss the song and the singer || iam sese in terram e navi eiecerat || abortum aliquem eicio or abigo partum = to abort || aliquem senatu or de senatu moveo or senatu emoveo or ex or de senatu eicio || voluptates subito se nonnumquam profundunt atque eiiciunt || voluptates cum inclusae diutius fuerunt, subito se eiciunt || ad litora Apolloniatium cursum dirigo atque eo naves eicio = to set course for the coast of Apollonia and have you board their ships || ubi omne foedus humanum eiecit animo || aliquem in exsilium eicio or exigo or pello or expello or ago or mitto || Brutus, quia reges eiecit, consul primus factus est || animum induco ut amorem illum penitus insitum eiceret ex animo || clavus clavum eicit 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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