arrĭpĭo
transitive verb III conjugation ending -io

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1 to take hold of
2 (hand, tooth, claw) to seize, snatch
3 to arrest
4 to assail
5 to pick up, to absorb

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arripio causam || adripio telum || arripio patrocinium || adripio vexillum || dentibus arripio || arripio castra || adripio medium aliquem || haec praecepta adripuit || adripio maledictum ex trivio || causam arripio ad incendia … || tabulam de naufragio arripio || cognomen mihi adripio ex || arripio verba de foro || arripio avide litteras || arripio studium litterarum || arripio terram velis || arma quae possunt arripiunt || cibum unguium tenacitate arripio || Ausoniae tellus arripe velis || arripuit locum et silvis insedit || abeuntes magistratu Cn. Genucius tribunus plebis arripuit = the tribute of the plebs Cn. Genucius (= the consuls) placed a judgment as soon as the office was over || aliquem sublimen arripio or rapio or fero || adriperent vacui occupatos, integri fessos || arripuit duos pugiones et explorata utriusque acie … || arma arripere capio or affero or adtingo or sumo || arripuit M. Aquilium constituitque in conspectu omnium tunicamque eius a pectore abscidit || arripit acer saepe dolor dentis oculos invadit in ipsos




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