sinuatis
sinuo, to bend, wind, curve, bow, swell out in curves
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Parsed as:
perfect passive participle feminine dative plural
perfect passive participle neuter dative plural
present active indicative 2nd plural
perfect passive participle masculine dative plural
perfect passive participle neuter ablative plural
perfect passive participle masculine ablative plural
perfect passive participle feminine ablative plural of
sinuo
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…amni adornasset, nuntiavere accolae Euphraten nulla imbrium vi sponte et immensum attolli, simul albentibus spumis in modum diadematis sinuare orbis, auspicium prosperi transgressus. quidam callidius interpretabantur initia conatus secunda neque diuturna, quia eorum quae terra caelove…
Tacitus, Annales
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…abscidenda, ne laesa abdominis membrana inflammationes moueat. Neque tamen nimium ex ea susum relinquendum est, ne postea sinuetur et sedem eidem malo praestet. Purgatus ita testiculus per ipsam plagam cum uenis et arteriis et neruo suo leuiter…
Celsus, De Medicina
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…. Iamque uertebra tertia tubercula, quae inferiori inserantur, exigit ceterae process ib us deorsum spectantibus in inferiores in sinuantur, ac per sinus, quos utrimque habent, superiores accipiunt, multisque neruis et multa cartilagine continentur. Ac…
Celsus, De Medicina
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…, in quibus ut solida ponit vestigia terra summaque decurrit pedibus super aequora siccis. Parvus erat gurges, curvos sinuatus in arcus, grata quies Scyllae ; quo se referebat ab aestu et maris et caeli, medio cum plurimus…
Ovid, Metamorphoses
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…quamquam incipiat a Frisiis ac partem litoris occupet, omnium quas exposui gentium lateribus obtenditur, donec in Chattos usque sinuetur. tam immensum terrarum spatium non tenent tantum Chauci sed et implent, populus inter Germanos nobilissimus quique magnitudinem suam…
Tacitus, Germania