ONLINE LATIN DICTIONARY - Latin

Latin - English Dictionary

Disambiguation

Your search returned the following results:

ictŭs (masc. noun IV decl.) IN THIS PAGE
ictus (adj. perf. part. I cl.)
ictus (adj. perf. inf.)

ictŭs
masculine noun IV declension

View the declension of this word

1 music blow, stroke
2 music musical or metrical beat
3 music measure

permalink

‹ ictūrūs

ictus ›

Locutions, idioms and examples

aculeatos ictus = stings from thorns || radiorum ictum || alae ictus || caeci ictus || caecus ictus || calamitatis ictus || ad ictus citharae = to the rhythmic strokes of the cithara || ad defendendos ictus = to parry blows || anhelati ictus || aequali ictu || ictus foederis || adversus ictus || ad ictus expositus = exposed to the blows || habeo aliquid sub ictu || abduco caput ab ictu = to remove one's head from the blows || ab ictu miserae aures = painful ears from the blow || casus, ictus extimesco || aliquid habeo sub ictu || aurum potentius ictu fulmineo || certo ictu destinata feriebat || ab ictu lapidum, quod unum nostris erat telum = from the blows of stones, the only weapons for ours || acumina densis ictibus hebescebant = the tips (of the swords) get blunt due to the incessant blows || ad cuius ictum vicina quoque tremuerunt = at whose blow even things (placed) near shook || voluptas non illum habet ictum qui… || apud Gemonias minutissimis ictibus excarnificatus || Gallo scipionem vehementi ictu capiti inflixit || abduxere retro longe capita ardua ab ictu = to draw back the lifted heads, sheltered from the blows || ubi infelici dextera et suo ictu mortem invenerit