"adagio" meaning in Latein

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Noun

Forms: adagium [variant], adagio [nominative, singular], adagiōnēs [nominative, plural], adagiōnis [genitive, singular], adagiōnum [genitive, plural], adagiōnī [dative, singular], adagiōnibus [dative, plural], adagiōnem [accusative, singular], adagiōnēs [accusative, plural], adagio [singular], adagiōnēs [plural], adagiōne [ablative, singular], adagiōnibus [ablative, plural]
  1. Sprichwort
    Sense id: de-adagio-la-noun-Gp6npfuN
The following are not (yet) sense-disambiguated
Translations (Literatur: Sprichwort): Sprichwort [neuter] (Deutsch)
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          "ref": "Marcus Terentius Varro; Georg Goetz, Fritz Schöll (Herausgeber): De lingua Latina. Quae supersunt. Accedunt grammaticorum Varronis librorum fragmenta. 1. Auflage. B. G. Teubner, Leipzig 1910 (Bibliotheca scriptorum Graecorum et Romanorum Teubneriana, Internet Archive) , Seite 102.",
          "text": "„apud Valerium Soranum: ‚vetus adagio est, Publi Scipio‘, quod verbum usque eo evanuit, ut graecum pro eo positum magis sit apertum: nam id est quod παροιμίαν vocant Graeci, ut est: ‚auribus lupum teneo‘; ‚canis caninam non est.‘ adagio est littera commutata ambagio, dicta ab eo quod ambit orationem, neque in aliqua una re consistit sola.“ (Var. LL 7,31)"
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    "Substantiv 3. Deklination (Latein)",
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          "text": "„apud Valerium Soranum: ‚vetus adagio est, Publi Scipio‘, quod verbum usque eo evanuit, ut graecum pro eo positum magis sit apertum: nam id est quod παροιμίαν vocant Graeci, ut est: ‚auribus lupum teneo‘; ‚canis caninam non est.‘ adagio est littera commutata ambagio, dicta ab eo quod ambit orationem, neque in aliqua una re consistit sola.“ (Var. LL 7,31)"
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