"ceterus" meaning in All languages combined

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Adjective [Latin]

Forms: ceteră [singular, feminine, nominative], ceterum [singular, neuter, nominative], ceterī [plural, masculine, nominative], ceterae [plural, feminine, nominative], ceteră [plural, neuter, nominative], cetere [singular, masculine, vocative], ceteră [singular, feminine, vocative], ceterum [singular, neuter, vocative], ceterī [plural, masculine, vocative], ceterae [plural, feminine, vocative], ceteră [plural, neuter, vocative], ceterum [singular, masculine, accusative], ceterăm [singular, feminine, accusative], ceterum [singular, neuter, accusative], ceterōs [plural, masculine, accusative], ceterās [plural, feminine, accusative], ceteră [plural, neuter, accusative], ceterī [singular, masculine, genitive], ceterae [singular, feminine, genitive], ceterī [singular, neuter, genitive], ceterōrŭm [plural, masculine, genitive], ceterārŭm [plural, feminine, genitive], ceterōrŭm [plural, neuter, genitive], ceterō [singular, masculine, dative], ceterae [singular, feminine, dative], ceterō [singular, neuter, dative], ceterīs [plural, masculine, dative], ceterīs [plural, feminine, dative], ceterīs [plural, neuter, dative], ceterō [singular, masculine, ablative], ceterā [singular, feminine, ablative], ceterō [singular, neuter, ablative], ceterīs [plural, masculine, ablative], ceterīs [plural, feminine, ablative], ceterīs [plural, neuter, ablative]
  1. Autre, qui reste.
    Sense id: fr-ceterus-la-adj-A0XSkfPd Categories (other): Exemples en latin, Exemples en latin à traduire
The following are not (yet) sense-disambiguated
Derived forms: ceterum, cetera, cetero

Inflected forms

Alternative forms

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    "Ceterus ^([1]) est un ancien comparatif : il vient du même pronom démonstratif qu'on retrouve dans ce-u, citra, citerior, qui est venu s'adjoindre comme enclitique aux mots hi-c, si-c, nun-c, tun-c, etc. L'idée de comparaison ou d'opposition qui est renfermée dans ce mot vient du suffixe du comparatif.",
    "Il est apparenté au grec ancien ἕτερος, héteros (« autre ») et la graphie caetera (→ voir et caetera et et cætera) est vicieuse ; elle est due à une étymologie erronée de grammairiens qui le font dériver du grec ancien : καί ἕτερα, kaí hétera (« et les autres »). → voir Thybris pour un autre exemple de grécomanie linguistique romaine, → voir caecias pour un exemple de mot latin ou la diphtongue grecque ai devient ae."
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          "text": "cetera jurisdictio.",
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          "ref": "Cic. Ac. 2, 21",
          "text": "cetera series.",
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    "Il est apparenté au grec ancien ἕτερος, héteros (« autre ») et la graphie caetera (→ voir et caetera et et cætera) est vicieuse ; elle est due à une étymologie erronée de grammairiens qui le font dériver du grec ancien : καί ἕτερα, kaí hétera (« et les autres »). → voir Thybris pour un autre exemple de grécomanie linguistique romaine, → voir caecias pour un exemple de mot latin ou la diphtongue grecque ai devient ae."
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        },
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        },
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        },
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          "ref": "Sall. J. 92, 5",
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          "ref": "Cic. Au. 6, 2, 5",
          "text": "cetera jurisdictio.",
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          "ref": "Cic. Ac. 2, 21",
          "text": "cetera series.",
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