congemino

congemino, -avi, -atum, -arecongeminare. 1 de amplificatione MLWi. q. duplicare, multiplicare, cumulare — verdoppeln, vervielfachen, vermehren (plerumque usu laxiore MLWc. sensu augendi, addendi): a de rebus: α in univ. (cf. MLWGloss. IV 6,3 St.-S. -antcongeminant kimachont): MLWAlcuin. carm. 1,326 puella ... ultima -anscongeminans ... suspiria. 58,20 cuculus proelia -atcongeminat. MLWCarm. Cent. 153,10 -andocongeminando bona. MLWHeinr. August. planct. 1784 cum desperavit, peccatum -vitcongeminavit Cain. MLWCarm. Bur. B 65,5^b cui (sc. virgini) pia basia ... -tacongeminata multiplicavi. β dictis instare — auf seinen Worten beharren: MLWIoh. Mett. Ioh. 75 frater multa -anscongeminans ... inquid: MLWeqs. b de hominibus: α refl. MLWi. q. in duas partes discedere — sich in zwei Gruppen (auf)teilen: Metell. exp. Hieros. 3,1043 (ed. P. Ch. Jacobsen. 1982) nostrorum partes ... se -antescongeminantes. β medial. MLWi. q. se adiungere — sich anschließen: MLWCarm. libr. III 2,22 Bertinus tibi ... manum fert -tiscongeminatis ... Folquino Silvinoque patronis. MLWc. sensu concinendi: MLWHugo Flav. chron. 2 p. 407,52 in hoc ipsum ... omni -antecongeminante aula. 2 de reciprocatione MLWi. q. iungere, miscere — tauschen: MLWCarm. de Iuda 1,13 (ed. P. Lehmann, Erforsch. d. Mittelalt. II. 1959. p. 259; MLWs. XIII.) illi iungitur illa digna iure thori, ... oscula -antcongeminant MLWeqs. Dinter