acus

Definitiones

1. a needle, a pin
   declension-4, feminine
2. bran, awn, chaff
   declension-3, neuter
3. bodkin
   declension-4, feminine
4. Equivalent to 'Needle': A long, thin, sharp implement usually for piercing as in sewing, embroidery, acupuncture, tattooing, body piercing, medical injections, sutures, etc...

Aequivalentia

29 more languages

العربيةسَفَاة

Azərbaycan diliqılçıq

Българскишило

Bosanskicolшило

Češtinaosinašídlo

Cymraegcol

DeutschGrannePfriem

Ελληνικάάγανοαθέραςαθήρσακοράφασουβλί+ 2 more

Eestiohe

Suominaskalipujotusneulasiikanenvihne+ 1 more

Gaeilgecolgmeana

Galegoarestaarganacoañoescana+ 1 more

Hrvatskicolшило

Italianoaristaresta

日本語芒

ქართულიფხა

한국어까끄라기수염

Kurdîçolcolpînpinwas+ 2 more

Кыргызчакылкан

Latinaaristadiscerniculumfrit

Македонскиосил

Nederlandskafnaaldpriemrijgnaald

Polskiośćszpikulecwąs

Portuguêsaristaawn

Русскийость

Slovenčinafúzyosťôstie

Српскиcolшило

Svenskaborst

Türkçekılçık

Exempla

“nam sēmina excussa in āreā jacēbunt, superque eā paulātim eōdem modō reliquī fasciculī excutientur, ac dūrissimae quidem acūs rejectae sēparataeque erunt ā cūdentibus, minūtae vērō, quae dē siliquīs cum fabā resēderint, aliter sēcernentur.”

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“sī fēnum non erit, frondem īligneam et hederāceam datō. paleās trīticeās et hordeāceās, acus fabāginum, viciam, vel dē lupīnō, item dē cēterīs frūgibus omnia condito.”

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“īs trītīs oportet⟳ ē terrā subjectārī vallīs aut ventilābrīs, cum ventus spīrat lēnis. ita fit ut quod levissimum est in eō atque appellātur acus ēvannātur forās extrā āream ac frūmentum, quod est ponderōsum, pūrum veniat ad corbem.”

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“parietēs et solum opere tēctōriō marmorātō lōrīcandī; sī minus, ex argillā mixtā acere ē frūmentō et amurcā, quod mūrem et vermem nōn patitur esse et grāna facit solidiōra ac firmiōra.”

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“in cubīlibus, cum parturient, acus substernendum.”

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