dies
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API: /ˈdi.eːs/ | (classice) |
A lingua prisca Indoeuropaea *dieus “caelum candidum”. Ab origine hoc verbum et Iuppiter, Iovis idem verbum fuit.
di|ēs, -ēī masc.fem.; interdum fem. in sg.
√ Tempus inter solis ortum et occasum | dilatare ▼ |
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√ Tempus inter solis ortum et occasum | collabi ▲ |
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Spatium 24 horarum, a media nocte usque ad mediam noctem | dilatare ▼ |
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Spatium 24 horarum, a media nocte usque ad mediam noctem | collabi ▲ |
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Lucius Annaeus Seneca -3…+65 |
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