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adv. commode. 1 apte, convenienter, decenter — in angemessener, rechter Weise (cf. MLWGloss. I 64,12 St.-S. con-econmode kamezliho): a in univ.: MLWRahew. gest. 3,28 -ecommode et religiose satis prius de pacis quam de belli tractat negotiis. b de litteris MLWi. q. recte, bene, venuste — richtig, gut, gefällig: MLWEinh. Karol. prol. p. 2,16 aliquid ... decenter aut -ecommode latine scribere. MLWWalth. Spir. Christoph. I prol. p. 66,5 erratis pennam invertas, -ecommode dictis ... surrideas (II prol. 26 dicta ... -iuscommodius in gratum suscipe munus). MLWEkkeh. IV. carm. var. II 1,25 currit -ecommode versus. 2 utiliter — nützlich: MLWManeg. c. Wolfh. 5 p. 54,2 (ed. W. Hartmann. 1972) philosophorum pericia ... -ecommode salubriterque poterit famulari. MLWChart. Babenb. 156 p. 202,10 patrum sollertia ... scriptorum testimonia ... procuravit, quod ... futuris ... successionibus exemplum ... -issimecommodissime reliquit. 3 sine labore — bequem: a facile, expedite — leicht, mühelos: MLWStatut. ord. Teut. p. 48,10 ubi medicus -ecommode haberi poterit. p. 103,21 ut -iuscommodius valeat necessaria ministrare ... fratribus marschalcus. MLWChart. Argent. I 346,1 p. 259,5 si con-econmode potuerimus. Const. III 109 si ... archiepiscopus illud (feodum) -ecommode revocare non valeat. b iucunde, placide — angenehm, behaglich (cf. MLWGloss. I 64,15 St.-S. con-iusconmodius camotsamor): MLWHrotsv. Sap. 5,10 -ecommode pauso in craticula. 4 officiose, fideliter — bereitwillig, loyal: MLWLamb. Hersf. annal. MLWa. 1075 p. 239,25 cum ... regi in pace et in bello ... semper -issimecommodissime affuisset. MLWibid. MLWal. (v. MLWind.). 5 libenter — gern: MLWLamb. Tuit. Herib. 2 prol. -iuscommodius velim, ut MLWeqs. Götte