comedo

comedo
[st1]1 [-] cŏmĕdo, cŏmĕdis (cŏmēs), cŏmĕdĕre (cŏmesse), cŏmēdi, cŏmēsum (cŏmestum) : - tr. - manger, ronger, dévorer, dissiper (son bien).    - pour les formes irrégulières, voir edo.    - comedim, arch. = comedam.    - comestur a vermibus corpus, Lact. : le corps est rongé par les vers.    - cenā comesā venire, Varr. : arriver après le repas, arriver après la fête, arriver trop tard.    - comedere aliquem oculis, Mart. : dévorer qqn des yeux. [st1]2 [-] cŏmĕdo, ōnis, m. : mangeur, un glouton, dissipateur.
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[st1]1 [-] cŏmĕdo, cŏmĕdis (cŏmēs), cŏmĕdĕre (cŏmesse), cŏmēdi, cŏmēsum (cŏmestum) : - tr. - manger, ronger, dévorer, dissiper (son bien).    - pour les formes irrégulières, voir edo.    - comedim, arch. = comedam.    - comestur a vermibus corpus, Lact. : le corps est rongé par les vers.    - cenā comesā venire, Varr. : arriver après le repas, arriver après la fête, arriver trop tard.    - comedere aliquem oculis, Mart. : dévorer qqn des yeux. [st1]2 [-] cŏmĕdo, ōnis, m. : mangeur, un glouton, dissipateur.
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I.
    Comedo, pen. corr. comes, comest: vel comedis, comedi, pen. prod. comesum, pen. prod. vel comestum, comedere vel comesse. Cic. Manger.
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    Comedere aliquem, bona alicuius, nummos, rem suam, per translationem dictum, pro Consumere. Plaut. Terent. Cic. Consumer, Despendre les biens d'autruy.
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    Comedere beneficia alicuius. Cic. N'avoir plus de memoire des biens et plaisirs qu'on nous a faict.
II.
    Comedo, huius comedonis. Varro. Un glouton qui a despendu tous ses biens, qui a tout mangé.

Dictionarium latinogallicum. 1552.

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