- they
leave Third-person
plural present active indicative of the
Latin verb
exire; also seen in
exeunt omnes, "all leave"; singular: exit.
Typically used...
-
internally designated Typ 3R, the name Exeo
derives from the
Latin word
exire,
meaning "to go beyond",
breaking SEAT's
recent tradition to name its cars...
- et Maximiano.
Plagas enim Aegyptiorum,
quoniam decem fuerunt,
antequam exire inde
inciperet populus Dei, ****nt ad hunc
intellectum esse referendas,...
- –
added to the brand's
range in 2008 – was
influenced by the
Latin word
exire which means "to go beyond".
Following the marque's
naming trend with production...
- they
leave Third-person
plural present active indicative of the
Latin verb
exire; also seen in
exeunt omnes, "all leave"; singular: exit.
Typically used...
- -oir) "to fear" /i/ /ej/ /ɛ/ +
palatal pretiāre
prise preiser "to value"
exīre ist
eissir "to exit, go out" /ɛ/ /e/
intertonic /ɛ, e/ +
double cons. appellāre...
- canticorum, PL 180, 507 A-B: "Maneat
semper intus caritas veritatis ****
exire cogitur in
aliena necessitas caritatis. Jan Van Ruusbroec: The Sources,...
-
terruit obliqua praestringens lumina flamma: in sua
templa furit,
nullaque exire uetante materia magnamque cadens magnamque reuertens dat
stragem late sparsosque...
- him to
depart alive (Latin: Si venerit, modo
valeat mea autoritas,
vivum exire nunquam patiar). On 16
February 1553,
Michael Servetus while in Vienne,...
-
aditum "to go up to" coeō, coīre, coiī,
coitum "to meet, ****emble" exeō,
exīre, exiī/(exīvī),
exitum "to go out" ineō, inīre, iniī,
initum "to enter" intereō...
