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Significatio vocis obtusus | Babel Free

Verbum femininum CEFR B1

[ɔpˈtuː.sʊs]

Definitiones

struck, beaten, buffeted
declension-1, declension-2, form-of, participle, passive, perfect
blunt, blunted, dull, dulled, dim, dimmed, obtuse, unfeeling
declension-1, declension-2, form-of, participle, passive, perfect

Aequivalentia

العربية ضرب مضروب

Čeština potrefený zbitý zlomený

Deutsch abgeschlagen getroffen

Ελληνικά δαρμένος φορεμένος χτυπημένος

English beaten blunt buffeted struck

Español ganado

Français entérotoxémie à perfringens

Galego vencido

עברית התנקף

हिन्दी पराजित परास्त पिटना

Bahasa Indonesia terpanah

Italiano battuti battuti battuto battuto battuto malconcio percosso percosso sconfitti sconfitti sconfitti sconfitto sconfitto sconfitto vinto vinto vinto

Latina conflictatus feriendus ictus illisus offensatus offensus pavitus perculsus pinsus pistus plausus recussus tunsus tussus tusus vapulo

Te Reo Māori piro

Nederlands gebaand

Polski bity

Русский избитый очарованный поражённый

Svenska drabbad

Українська битий

Tiếng Việt rệu rạo

Exempla

““Nōn obtūsa adeō gestāmus pectora Poenī,”

“We Phoenicians do not have minds so dulled, nor [is] the Sun god turned so far away from [our] Tyrian city [when] he yokes [his] horses [each morning].” (Regarding the Trojan War, Queen Dido says that her people are not so ignorant or unfeeling, nor figuratively unenlightened, as to be unaware of its significance. Note: Some Latin texts use the variant “obtunsa,” from obtunsus.)

Gradus CEFR

Medius
Hoc verbum pars est vocabularii CEFR B1 — gradus medius.

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Vide etiam

obumbra obumbrabam obumbrabamini obumbrabamur obumbrabamus obumbrabant

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