WordInfo for: "fundatur"

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Charlton T. Lewis: An Elementary Latin Dictionary
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Cooper: Thesaurus Linguae Romanae et Brittanicae
- fundo
  - Fundo, fundas, fundâre. Virgil.
    To found: to make stable: to lay the foundation. Arces fundare. Virg. To beginne to builde. Fundata legibus ciuitas: cui opponitur, Euersa. Plin. iun. A citie stablished with good lawes. Accuratè sundata & extructa disciplina. Ci. A doctrine suhstantially grounded and taught on sure principles. Fundatam paternis auitisque opibus domum exhaurit. Qui. Leuiter fundata fides, Vide LEVIS. Magnis laboribus fundatum imperium. Cic. Established. Ius ciuile fundare. Pompon. To found and establish. Fundare nauem. Plaut. To make or builde a shippe. Anchora fundabat naues. Virg. The aneker stayed the ships. Opes bene fundatæ. Ouid. Power or riches well grounded or established. Præclarè fundata Respublica. Cic. Established in very good order. Sceptra fundare Sil. To establish his king dome. Fixus & sundatus Reipub. status. Cic. Fundatum veritare. Cic. Grounded vpon truth. Vrbem fundabit legibus. Virg. Fundatissima familia. Cic. A substantial and well grounded familie.
Lewis and Short: Latin dictionary
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