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consisto
transitive and intransitive verb III conjugation

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1 to stop, to stand, to halt, to cease
2 to pause, to linger
3 to stop spreading, to flowing
4 to take a position
5 to stand together, to fast
6 to consist of, to be reckoned in
7 to rest or to depend upon
8 to be unaltered
9 to make a stand
10 to stay, to remain fixed, to stand still, to erect, to upright
11 to correspond to
12 to come about, to exist
13 (tax) to fall due
14 to be established
15 to remain valid or to applicable

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‹ consistĭo

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Locutions, idioms and examples

a fuga consistere = to stop oneself during the escape || animo consisto || alius cum matre consistit || certa aliqua in sententia constitisse || administratio belli consistit || aequiore loco constiterat || ad mensam consisto = to place oneself at the table || animo or mente consisto || ante oculos constiterant || agmine denso consistunt || ad Trebiam terrestre constitit bellum || ubi firmo consisterent gradu || ad mensam pueros delectos iussit consistere = he wanted selected slaves to be near the table || Batavi Transrhenanique … sibi quaeque gens consistunt || causam perniciosissimi belli in persona tua constitisse || ubi constitere (= constiterunt) inter duas acies || iam hunc non ausim praeterire quin consistam et conloquar || aliunde alio transfugiunt et consistere in una cupiditate non possunt