"jecur" meaning in Latin

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Noun

Forms: jecinora [plural, nominative], jecinora [plural, vocative], jecinora [plural, accusative], jecinoris [singular, genitive], jecinorum [plural, genitive], jecinorī [singular, dative], jecinoribus [plural, dative], jecinorĕ [singular, ablative], jecinoribus [plural, ablative]
  1. Foie.
    Sense id: fr-jecur-la-noun-ohEw2~qb Categories (other): Exemples en latin, Lexique en latin de l’anatomie Topics: anatomy
  2. Siège des passions : amour, douleur, colère, effroi…
    Sense id: fr-jecur-la-noun-6jh-V967 Categories (other): Exemples en latin
  3. Siège de l'esprit : intelligence.
    Sense id: fr-jecur-la-noun-8t7fjecv
The following are not (yet) sense-disambiguated
Synonyms: ficatum Derived forms: jecinerosus, jecoriticus, jecorosus, jecusculum, jocusculum Related terms: iecur, jecoris, iecoris, jocinor, jocur

Inflected forms

Alternative forms

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          "translation": "Le cerveau, le cœur, les poumons, le foie : ce sont les [organes] de la vie."
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          "ref": "Pline l'Ancien, Naturalis Historia.",
          "text": "e diverso quidam regio morbo cum vino dederunt et contra omnia vesicae vitia, item cordis et iocineris. extrahere renibus harenam dixere.",
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          "ref": "Isidore de Séville, Etymologiarum libri.",
          "text": "Hepaticus morbus e iecoris passione nomen accepit.",
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          "translation": "captiver le cœur."
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          "text": "jecur continere.",
          "translation": "modérer sa douleur."
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          "ref": "Juvénal. 1, 45",
          "text": "Quid referam quanta siccum jecur ardeat ira?",
          "translation": "Comment exprimer la rage qui me brûle et me dessèche le cœur ?"
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        },
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          "text": "e diverso quidam regio morbo cum vino dederunt et contra omnia vesicae vitia, item cordis et iocineris. extrahere renibus harenam dixere.",
          "translation": "D'autre part, quelques-uns l'ont donnée avec du vin pour la jaunisse et pour toutes les maladies de la vessie, ainsi que pour celles du cœur et du foie."
        },
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          "ref": "Isidore de Séville, Etymologiarum libri.",
          "text": "Hepaticus morbus e iecoris passione nomen accepit.",
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          "translation": "captiver le cœur."
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          "translation": "modérer sa douleur."
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        }
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