tractabilis

tractabilis
tractābĭlis, e [st2]1 [-] qu'on peut toucher, palpable. [st2]2 [-] maniable. [st2]3 [-] traitable, abordable (en parl. des éléments). [st2]4 [-] traitable, docile, accommodant, doux, accesible, affable.    - tracatabilis materies, Vitr. : bois qui se travaille facilement.    - tractabile pondus, Stat. : poids qu'on peut porter.    - tractabiliora ulcera, Plin. : ulcères plus aisés à traiter.    - tractabilis vox, Quint. : voix flexible.    - mare nondum tractabile nanti, Ov. : mer où l'on ne peut encore se risquer à nager.    - non tractabile caelum, Virg. : ciel orageux.
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tractābĭlis, e [st2]1 [-] qu'on peut toucher, palpable. [st2]2 [-] maniable. [st2]3 [-] traitable, abordable (en parl. des éléments). [st2]4 [-] traitable, docile, accommodant, doux, accesible, affable.    - tracatabilis materies, Vitr. : bois qui se travaille facilement.    - tractabile pondus, Stat. : poids qu'on peut porter.    - tractabiliora ulcera, Plin. : ulcères plus aisés à traiter.    - tractabilis vox, Quint. : voix flexible.    - mare nondum tractabile nanti, Ov. : mer où l'on ne peut encore se risquer à nager.    - non tractabile caelum, Virg. : ciel orageux.
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    Tractabilis, et hoc tractabile, penul. corr. Cic. Traictable, Maniable.
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    Non tractabile caelum. Virgil. Un temps rude et mauvais.
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    Pelagus tractabile. Plin. Coy, et où il fait assez bon naviger.
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    Nihil est eo tractabilius. Cic. Il n'est rien si traictable, ne si aisé à conduire et gouverner que luy.

Dictionarium latinogallicum. 1552.

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