subrufus

sub-rūfus, a, um, rötlich, color, Plin. 37, 170: iris, Plin. 21, 41: cicatrix alba sive subrufa, Vulg. Levit. 13, 19. – prägn. v. Menschen, rothaarig, der Rotkopf, Plaut. capt. 648.

subrufus [CL], somewhat tawny or of a golden reddish colour; b (of person, w. ref. to hair or complexion). c (w. color or ellipt. as sb. m.) reddish colour. ~us, aliquantulum rufus Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 565; unus [equus] ‥ coloris nigri, alter pili ~i R. Cold. Godr. 185; mustele ‥ ~e Gir. TH I 27; ex nigro ‥ vel ~o panno Ad. Eyns. Hug. IV 10 p. 49 (v. 3 furrare 1); urina ‥ rufa vel ~a ‥ flegma dulce ‥ significat Gilb. I 42. 2; s1156 tunica Salvatoris inconsutilis et †subconfusi [l. subrufi; cf. Torigni Chr. 189: subrufi] coloris M. Par. Maj. II 212; urina ‥ ~fa aut ruffa Gad. 12. 2; acus muscata ‥ habet ‥ florem indum vel ~um Alph. 2.  b duo homines ‥ quorum alter totus fuisse canis conspersus videbatur, alius vero intermixtim ~us fuisse credebatur R. Cold. Cuthb. 121; subdolus ille, non ruffus sed ~fus D. Lond. Ep. 1; rex Henricus secundus, vir ~us Gir. EH I 46; regem ~um ‥ nisi quod colorem hunc ‥ canities ‥ alteravit P. Blois Ep. 66. 197A.  c dalmatica ‥ ~i coloris purpuram ‥ prebet R. Cold. Cuthb. 42 p. 87; ex rubeo colore et albo ‥ quandoque ruffus, quandoque ~fus Quaest. Salern. W 1.

subrūfus, (16) a, um, roussâtre, rougeâtre : Plin. 37, 170 || qui a les cheveux roux : Pl. Capt. 648.

subrufus , a, um. adj.
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