"scirpeus" meaning in Latin

See scirpeus in All languages combined, or Wiktionary

Adjective

Forms: scirpeă [singular, feminine, nominative], scirpeum [singular, neuter, nominative], scirpeī [plural, masculine, nominative], scirpeae [plural, feminine, nominative], scirpeă [plural, neuter, nominative], scirpee [singular, masculine, vocative], scirpeă [singular, feminine, vocative], scirpeum [singular, neuter, vocative], scirpeī [plural, masculine, vocative], scirpeae [plural, feminine, vocative], scirpeă [plural, neuter, vocative], scirpeum [singular, masculine, accusative], scirpeăm [singular, feminine, accusative], scirpeum [singular, neuter, accusative], scirpeōs [plural, masculine, accusative], scirpeās [plural, feminine, accusative], scirpeă [plural, neuter, accusative], scirpeī [singular, masculine, genitive], scirpeae [singular, feminine, genitive], scirpeī [singular, neuter, genitive], scirpeōrŭm [plural, masculine, genitive], scirpeārŭm [plural, feminine, genitive], scirpeōrŭm [plural, neuter, genitive], scirpeō [singular, masculine, dative], scirpeae [singular, feminine, dative], scirpeō [singular, neuter, dative], scirpeīs [plural, masculine, dative], scirpeīs [plural, feminine, dative], scirpeīs [plural, neuter, dative], scirpeō [singular, masculine, ablative], scirpeā [singular, feminine, ablative], scirpeō [singular, neuter, ablative], scirpeīs [plural, masculine, ablative], scirpeīs [plural, feminine, ablative], scirpeīs [plural, neuter, ablative]
  1. De jonc.
    Sense id: fr-scirpeus-la-adj-NMKdoKTM Categories (other): Exemples en latin
The following are not (yet) sense-disambiguated
Synonyms: sirpiculus Derived forms: scirpea
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      "form": "scirpeōrŭm",
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      "form": "scirpeārŭm",
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      "form": "scirpeōrŭm",
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      "form": "scirpeō",
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      "form": "scirpeō",
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      "form": "scirpeīs",
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          "ref": "Vulgata, Exodus, 2",
          "text": "Egressus est post hæc vir de domo Levi : et accepit uxorem stirpis suæ.\nQuæ concepit, et peperit filium : et videns eum elegantem, abscondit tribus mensibus.\nCumque jam celare non posset, sumpsit fiscellam scirpeam, et linivit eam bitumine ac pice : posuitque intus infantulum, et exposuit eum in carecto ripæ fluminis.",
          "translation": "Un homme de la maison de Lévi était allé prendre pour femme une fille de Lévi. Cette femme devint enceinte et enfanta un fils. Voyant qu’il était beau, elle le cacha pendant trois mois. Comme elle ne pouvait plus le tenir caché, elle prit une caisse de jonc et, l’ayant enduite de bitume et de poix, elle y mit l’enfant et le déposa parmi les roseaux, sur le bord du fleuve. — (traduction)"
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      "form": "scirpeō",
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      "form": "scirpeīs",
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      "form": "scirpeīs",
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      "form": "scirpeīs",
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      "form": "scirpeō",
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    {
      "form": "scirpeā",
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      "form": "scirpeō",
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      "form": "scirpeīs",
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      "form": "scirpeīs",
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          "ref": "Vulgata, Exodus, 2",
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          "translation": "Un homme de la maison de Lévi était allé prendre pour femme une fille de Lévi. Cette femme devint enceinte et enfanta un fils. Voyant qu’il était beau, elle le cacha pendant trois mois. Comme elle ne pouvait plus le tenir caché, elle prit une caisse de jonc et, l’ayant enduite de bitume et de poix, elle y mit l’enfant et le déposa parmi les roseaux, sur le bord du fleuve. — (traduction)"
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