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pendĕo
intransitive verb II conjugation

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1 to hang (down), be suspended
2 to hang loose
3 to be flabby
4 to be weak
5 to be in suspense, be uncertain, hesitate
6 to hang around, loiter
7 to hang in the air, hover, float
8 to overhang
9 (of plants) to droop
10 (+ ablative or ab, de, or ex + ablative) 1 to hang down from, hang by
11 2 to depend on, be dependent upon
12 3 to be based on, hinge on
13 4 to result from
14 5 to hang onto
15 (in + ablative) to be poised on, hover in, hover over

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Locutions, idioms and examples

ab humero pendeo = hanging by a shoulder || de alicuius collo pendeo || de aliquo pendeo || apte pendeo || vultu pendeo || arboribus pendet vindemia nostris || aethere or in aere pendeo || pendeo flocci or nihili || chlamys apte pendet || radiis rotarum districti pendent || parvi aestimo or duco, or facio, or pendeo || bona vera idem pendent, idem patent || ante amicae fores laqueo pependit || ad senatum remissus diu pependit, tandem absolutus vindicatusque || ad eas rei familiaris angustias decidit ut … lege praediatoria venalis pependerit = he fell into such shortage of money that his possessions were places pubblicly on sale in accordance with the mortgage law