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clāmŏr
masculine noun III declension
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1 shout, outcry or protest
2 (approval and joy) loud shouting, applause
3 clamour, noise, din
4 war-cry, battle-cry
5 (thunder or surf) roar
6 cry of fear, cry of pain, cry of mourning
7 wailing
masculine noun III declension
View the declension of this word
1 shout, outcry or protest
2 (approval and joy) loud shouting, applause
3 clamour, noise, din
4 war-cry, battle-cry
5 (thunder or surf) roar
6 cry of fear, cry of pain, cry of mourning
7 wailing
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clamor exsurgi || clamor excitatior || alacri clamore || aliquem clamoribus circumvado || clamores edo || aliquem clamore excipio || circensium clamor || clamores vulgi || clamores suscitat || clamor congruens || clamor contionalis || clamore sublato || clamor indique est sublatus || clamores faciebat || clamores dissoni || clamores capto || clamor tollitur || clamorem mereor || clamore secundo || aereus clamor || auspex clamor || ad clamorem convenerunt = they gathered at the yelling sound || aerius clamor || clamorem ferunt ad litora || caelum clamore incendo || clamor novus accidens || clamores et admirationes efficio || clamor per aethera vagit || advolvitur astris clamor || clamorem utrimque efferunt || clamorem res secuta est || clamoribus… sibilis consectari || clamor, tempestas oritur || adiuvo clamore militem || clamore adiuvant militem suum || clamore atque assensu || clamore convicioque aliquem iacto || clamore convicioque iactatus est || clamore hominem posco || clamore incendunt caelum || clamore incerto atque impari || clamore perhorruit Aetne || clamore seditiosorum circumstrepitur || clamor hostes circumsonat || clamoribus iudices corripuerunt || clamor bellandum iuvenum || circumsonans undique clamor || clamoribus hostium circumagi || accidens clamor ex certamine = the cries that came from the battle || aures strepunt clamoribus || clamor dissonus, impar || clamor flebilis est sublatus || clamoribus consternavit equos || clamor frustratur hiantes || clamore renovato commovent aciem || volgos clamore et vocibus adstrepebat || clamore supremos implerunt (= impleverunt) montis || clamorem excipio et proximis trado || ad regem proeliantium clamor pervenerat || clamore et fletu omnia complerentur || clamore senatus prope contionali || clamor … captam urbem ostendit || aspectu exterrita clamorem sustulit || clamor alacritate perfecti operis || clamore ac fletu omnia compleri || clamores horrendos ad sidera tollo || clamorem in caelum or ad sidera tollo || atrocissimus veteranorum clamor oriebatur || assilit audito clamore ruinae || aliquem clamoribus et conviciis et sibilis consector || clamor simul atque ploratus oritur || clamor cum ingenti adsensu est sublatus || clamores repercussae valles augebant || audito clamore recanduit ira || clamoribus reponi Apoxyomenon (populus) flagitavit || clamor montium vicinaeque silvae || clamor iugis montium repercussus || clamorem tollite indicem voluntatis virtutisque vestrae || iam pridem desueto Samnite sing collett clamorem Romani exercitus pati || clamor … dictatorem quoque ex somno excivit || clamore magis quam oculis hostem noscunt || clamor, index capti oppidi, est exauditus || clamor dissensu vario se tollit ad auras || clamor indicium primum fuit qua res inclinatura esset || volgus quoque militum clamore et gaudio deflectere || clamor qui post tergum pugnantibus existit || clamor permixtus hortatione laetitia gemitu || apis aculeum sine clamore ferre non possumus || ad haec visa auditaque clamor ingens oritur = to this performance, to this words, screams rise || auditis Esau sermonibus patris inrugiit clamore magno || clamor oppidanorum … mixtus muliebri puerilique ploratu || clamor Romanorum alacritate perfecti operis sublatus || clamor vulnera sanguis palam, causa in occulto || (clamor) alibi pavorem, alibi gaudium ingens facit || clamor, vulnera, sanguis palam, causa in occulto || volucres ad terram delapsas clamore militum ait || clamor ingens oritur neque ea res Numidas terret || clamore montes icti reiectant voces ad sidera mundi || clamorem edo or tollo or profundo or do or facio or effero || clamoribus dissonis, quos nemora etiam repercussaeque valles augebant, territi || clamor turbavit Volscos utpote capta urbe, cui ad ferendam opem venerant || clamor ab Romanis dissonus, impar, segnius saepe iteratus, prodidit pavorem animorum || at tuba terribilem sonitum procul aere canoro increpuit; sequitur clamor caelumque remugit
clāmŏr masc. noun III decl.
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