Arete
Latine +/-
Aretē +/-
Appellatio pronuntiatusque +/-
API: /aˈreteː/ (classice) - Syllabificatio phonetica: A·re·tē — morphologica: Aret-ē
Notatio +/-
Nomen proprium +/-
- Tyranni Syracusani Dionysii Maioris et Aristomaches filia (anno 353 a.C.n. mortua).
Declinatio +/-
| f. | sing. | plur. | |
|---|---|---|---|
| nom. | Aretē | —
|
I |
| gen. | Aretēs | —
|
II |
| dat. | Aretae | —
|
III |
| acc. | Aretēn | —
|
IV |
| abl. | Aretē | —
|
VI |
| voc. | Aretē | —
|
V |
Translationes +/-
| Aristomaches filia | dilatare ▼ |
|---|
| Aristomaches filia | collabi ▲ |
|---|
Arētē +/-
Appellatio pronuntiatusque +/-
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API: /aˈreːteː/ (classice) - Syllabificatio phonetica: A·rē·tē — morphologica: Aret-e
Notatio +/-
Nomen proprium +/-
- Arete Cyrenaea, Aristippi filia, Graeca philosopha floruit circa saeculum IV. a.C.n. Cyrenis, Libyae.
- (Myth. Graeca) Regina Phaeacum et Alcinoi uxor in Odyssea Homeri.
Declinatio +/-
| f. | sing. | plur. | |
|---|---|---|---|
| nom. | Arētē | —
|
I |
| gen. | Arētēs | —
|
II |
| dat. | Arētae | —
|
III |
| acc. | Arētēn | —
|
IV |
| abl. | Arētē | —
|
VI |
| voc. | Arētē | —
|
V |
Translationes +/-
| Graeca philosopha | dilatare ▼ |
|---|
| Graeca philosopha | collabi ▲ |
|---|
| Regina Phaeacum | dilatare ▼ |
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| Regina Phaeacum | collabi ▲ |
|---|
Fontes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Karl Ernst Georges, Ausführliches lateinisch-deutsches Handwörterbuch (Hannover 1913/1918) — 1. Aretē, ēs, f. (Ἀρέτη) (tom. 1, p. 558)
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Olivetti, Dizionario Latino (Lexicon Latinum et Italicum) — ARETE100
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Freund, Wilhelm (1806-1894). Grand dictionnaire de la langue latine … (Editio Prima: Paris, 1883-1929) Tom. I, p. 217 — “Ārēte, es, f. Ἀρήτη”
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Karl Ernst Georges, Ausführliches lateinisch-deutsches Handwörterbuch (Hannover 1913/1918) — 2. Arētē, ēs, f. (Ἀρήτη) (tom. 1, p. 558)
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Olivetti, Dizionario Latino (Lexicon Latinum et Italicum) — ARETE200
- ↑ Vicicitatio: Arete.