gĕnū
neutral noun IV declension

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knee

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accadere genibus = to land on one's feet || compages in genibus || aliquem genu offendo || genibus nitor || advolvo me genibus alicuius || ad genua admitto = to receive to prostration || adlabor genibus || attingo genua || adstitutus in genua || ad genua alicuius provolvor = to throw oneself at someone's feet || advolutus genibus || amplector genua || ad genua Marcelli procubuerunt = they prostrated themselves at Marcellus' knees || ad genua (or genibus or ad pedes) alicuius accido = to fall to someone's feet || alicui genu femur percello || aqua superat genua || Cleopatra affusa Caesaris genibus || allapsam genibus lacrimantis Iuli || Macedonas voluisti genua tibi ponere || accidentes genibus suis neptem nepotemque aversata = having removed (from him) the granddaughter and grandson who were throwing themselves at his knees || alicuius genibus advolvor or provolvor or me advolvo or accido or submitto me ad genua || adolescens eiusque pater ad genus dictatoris procubuerunt || at eosdem aegros vide medicorum genua tangentes || boves palearibus amplis et paene ad genua promissis




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