move (en)
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Appellatio
- /muv/ (Americane)
Notatio
Anglica media moven, a Francogallica antiqua movoir (etiam mover), a Latina movere.
| Partes principales | |
|---|---|
| praes. III.sg. | moves |
| part. praes. | moving |
| praet. | moved |
| part. praet. | moved |
Verbum transitivum
move
Verbum intransitivum
move
Dictiones collatae
Synonyma
- stir; agitate; trouble; affect; persuade; influence; actuate; impel; rouse; prompt; instigate; incite; induce; incline; propose; offer
Dictiones derivatae
- movement
- remove
Appellatio
- /muv/ (Americane)
Notatio
A verbo move.
Nomen substantivum
move (pl: moves)
- Factum movendi.
- (ludi, ut scachi) Factum movendi scachum, latrunculum, vel sim., secundum regulas ludi.
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