fama

Definitiones

1. fame
   declension-1
2. ablative singular of fāma
   ablative, form-of, singular
3. rumour, talk, opinion, report
   declension-1
4. reputation
   declension-1

Aequivalentia

27 more languages

العربيةشهرة

Българскислава

Bosanskirenomrenomesanслава+ 1 more

Češtinarenomé

DeutschAnsehenRufRuhm

Ελληνικάδόξαφήμη

Esperantodistingo

SuomikuuluisuusMaine

Gaeilgealladhclú

Gàidhligcliù

Galegorenomesona

עבריתמוניטין

हिन्दीकीर्तिख्यातिप्रसिद्धियशवैभव+ 2 more

Hrvatskirenomrenomesanслава+ 1 more

Magyarhírnév

Italianocelebritàfamarinomanza

Kurdîfamanameşanşona+ 1 more

Latinacelebritās

Polskirenoma

Portuguêsrenome

Românăfaimărenume

Русскийизвестность

Српскиrenomrenomesanслава+ 1 more

Svenskaanseendenamnkunnighetryktbarhet

Tagalogkabalitaan

TürkçesanŞöhret

Українськаслава

Exempla

“hascine propter rēs maledicās fāmās ferunt.”

Is it on account of these things that they spread slanderous reports?

““Oenōtrī coluēre virī; nunc fāma minōrēs”

“Oenotrian men tilled [the land]; now rumor [has it that their] descendants call the nation ‘Italy’ after the name of its leader, [Italus].”

“Dīmīcantī dē fāmā dēesse.”

To abandon one whose reputation is attacked.

“Fāma tamen clāra est; et adhūc sine crīmine vīxī.”

My good name is nevertheless unstained; and so far I have lived without blame.

“Multī fāmam, conscientiam paucī verentur.”

Many fear their reputation, few their conscience.

Gradus CEFR