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sŭbĕo
anomalous transitive and intransitive verb

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1 to go, to move, to pass, to sink, to extend underneath, to extend into
2 to climb, to come, to go up, to ascend
3 to steal
4 to steal in on
5 to place or to be placed under, to placed in support
6 to come up with aid
7 to assume a form
8 to undergo, to endure

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Locutions, idioms and examples

ad urbem subeunt || pericula subeo || auxilio subeo || casum subeo || acrius illa subit = that insinuates itself in a more piercing way || ad montes subeo = to approach the mountains || ad hostes subeo = to march against the enemy (located above) || ad tecta subibant || alicuius mucronem subeo || alii subeunt || cognituram maledicendi subeo || collem subeo || ad urbem subeo (or succedo) || paene in adversum subire || cogitatio animum subiit || altera barba subit || iam subeunt anni fragiles || aperti incautique muros subiere (= subierunt) || classis scopulos Sirenum advecta subibat || audax ea munera Tydeus sponte subit || beneficiorum memoria subit animos patrum || vix subeunt ipsi verba Latina mihi || ascendo altissimas ripas subire iniquissimum locum || ubi maxime montes Cortonenses Trasumennus subit || area creta solidanda tenaci ne subeant herbae || ea est causa ut veteres cloacae … nunc privata passim subeant tecta