See cornu in All languages combined, or Wiktionary
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"translation": "qui porte deux cornes",
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"translation": "qui est de la nature de la corne ; dur comme une corne",
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"translation": "qui a les pieds de corne",
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"word": "corne"
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"word": "cornucopia"
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"De l’indo-européen commun *ḱer- ^([1]) (« corne, tête ») qui donne, pour le sens de « corne » : κέρας, kéras en grec ancien, horn en anglais, Horn en allemand, rog en slavon → voir rog, róg.",
"Ce radical signifie également « tête ». De là, les mots latins cerebrum (« cerveau »), cervix (« cou »), cervus (« cerf » = animal à cornes), cervesia (« cervoise » = boisson qui monte à la tête ou boisson de la couleur du cerf), crapula (« gueule de bois »)."
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"ref": "Ovide",
"text": "cornua sumere",
"translation": "s'enhardir, prendre courage."
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"ref": "Ovide, Les Amours, 3, 11",
"text": "venerunt capiti cornua meo",
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"Corne de taureau, de bélier, de colimaçon… bois de cerf ; force, courage."
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"text": "cornu dextrum ; cornu sinistrum.",
"translation": "l’aide droite ; l’aile gauche."
},
{
"ref": "Sall. J. 49, 6",
"text": "equitatum omnem in cornibus locat",
"translation": "il place toute la cavalerie aux ailes."
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"Aile d’armée."
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"text": "tres aberant noctes, ut cornua tota coirent efficerentque orbem",
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"ref": "Ovide, Les Métamorphoses, 7",
"text": "septem digestus in cornua Nilus",
"translation": "le Nil qui se divise en sept bras."
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"ref": "Tite-Live, Histoire romaine, livre 35",
"text": "in duobus velut cornibus Graeciae",
"translation": "aux deux ailes de la Grèce, pour ainsi dire (= aux extrémités de la Grèce)."
},
{
"ref": "Pline., 34",
"text": "in cornibus comitii positae statuae",
"translation": "statues érigées dans les angles de la place des Comices."
},
{
"ref": "Tacite, Les Annales, 1",
"text": "judiciis adsidebat in cornu tribunalis",
"translation": "il assistait aux jugements ordinaires, assis dans un coin du tribunal."
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"translation": "qui est de la nature de la corne ; dur comme une corne",
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"translation": "se transformer en corne",
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"word": "cornuālis"
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{
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"De l’indo-européen commun *ḱer- ^([1]) (« corne, tête ») qui donne, pour le sens de « corne » : κέρας, kéras en grec ancien, horn en anglais, Horn en allemand, rog en slavon → voir rog, róg.",
"Ce radical signifie également « tête ». De là, les mots latins cerebrum (« cerveau »), cervix (« cou »), cervus (« cerf » = animal à cornes), cervesia (« cervoise » = boisson qui monte à la tête ou boisson de la couleur du cerf), crapula (« gueule de bois »)."
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"text": "dente lupus, cornu taurus petit",
"translation": "le loup attaque de la dent, et le taureau de la corne."
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{
"ref": "Ovide",
"text": "cornua sumere",
"translation": "s'enhardir, prendre courage."
},
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"ref": "Ovide, Les Amours, 3, 11",
"text": "venerunt capiti cornua meo",
"translation": "le courage m'est venu."
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"text": "cornu dextrum ; cornu sinistrum.",
"translation": "l’aide droite ; l’aile gauche."
},
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"ref": "Sall. J. 49, 6",
"text": "equitatum omnem in cornibus locat",
"translation": "il place toute la cavalerie aux ailes."
}
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"Aile d’armée."
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"ref": "Virgile, Géorgiques, 3",
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"Cor, cornet, trompe, trompette."
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"Corne du pied de certains animaux, sabot, bec des oiseaux.",
"Entonnoir (fait d'une corne), corne à boire, vase à l'huile, huilier."
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"text": "tres aberant noctes, ut cornua tota coirent efficerentque orbem",
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"ref": "Ovide, Les Métamorphoses, 7",
"text": "septem digestus in cornua Nilus",
"translation": "le Nil qui se divise en sept bras."
}
],
"glosses": [
"Arc.",
"Bras d'un fleuve."
],
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"Par analogie de forme"
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"Pointe de terre, langue de terre, promontoire."
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"Cime, sommet d'une montagne."
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"ref": "Tite-Live, Histoire romaine, livre 35",
"text": "in duobus velut cornibus Graeciae",
"translation": "aux deux ailes de la Grèce, pour ainsi dire (= aux extrémités de la Grèce)."
},
{
"ref": "Pline., 34",
"text": "in cornibus comitii positae statuae",
"translation": "statues érigées dans les angles de la place des Comices."
},
{
"ref": "Tacite, Les Annales, 1",
"text": "judiciis adsidebat in cornu tribunalis",
"translation": "il assistait aux jugements ordinaires, assis dans un coin du tribunal."
}
],
"glosses": [
"Cime, sommet d'une montagne.",
"Bout, extrémité, pointe (d'un objet), côté, coin, angle."
],
"raw_tags": [
"Par analogie de position"
],
"tags": [
"analogy"
]
}
],
"tags": [
"neuter"
],
"word": "cornu"
}
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