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accīdo (tr. v. III conjug.) to cut
accĭdo (intr. v. III conjug.) to fall IN THIS PAGE

accĭdo
intransitive verb III conjugation

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to fall upon, to fall down, to fall to, to fall at or to fall near, to descend, to alight happen, to occur happen to

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accidit ut non (+ indicative) = it happened that no … || accidit quod … (+ indicative) = it happens that … || ad animum (or animo) accido = to strike the mind || aliter accido || ad oculos accido || perincommode accidit quod … || casu accidit ut (+ subjunctive) || accido ad speciem = to appear to the eyes || accido ad terram = to fall to the ground || accido ad pedes = to fall at the feet || acciderunt, quae Demaratus praedixerat = the things Demaratus foresaw happened || accidit praeter optatum meum = it happened beyond my desires || accidit (or evenit, or fit) quod (+ ut, ne + subjunctive) = it so happened that, it happens that || acciderat ut consilium caperent = it happened that they would have taken the decision || accidit ut esset luna plena = it happened that there was a full moon || magno accidit casu ut (+ subjunctive) || ad oculos animumque accido || ad genua (or genibus or ad pedes) alicuius accido = to fall to someone's feet || aegritudinem quae Germanico acciderat || damna quae imprudentibus accidunt, hoc est damna fatalia || ea quae caelo accidere oculis advertimus || accidit perincommode quod eum nusquam vidisti = it was an unfortunate case that we had not seen him anywhere || accidit peropportune quod ad Antonium venisti = it happened at the right moment that you came to Anthony's place || cetera quae ei generi accidunt || accidit ut or contigit ut or evenit ut or fit ut (+ subjunctive) = it happens that … || alicuius genibus advolvor or provolvor or me advolvo or accido or submitto me ad genua || ad aures (or aures, or auribus) alicuius accido (or pervenio, or permaneo, or venio) = to reach someone's ear || accidit ut vulgo milites ab signis discederent = it happened that the soldiers deserted en masse || accidit ut minus multis iugis agros ararent = it happened that the ploughed the fields with many oxen pairs less || Caesaris exercitui res accidit incredibilis auditu || accidere terrae simile quiddam nostrae adfectioni concesserim = that the earth devoid of something analogous to what is felt by man, I shall concede it to you || accidit ut una nocte omnes Hermae … deicerentur = it happened that in just one night all the Hermas were destroyed || accidit, ut nova genera morborum gregatim sentirentur = it happens that the lower classes contract new illnesses || accidit huic ut inconsideratior in secunda quam in adversa esset fortuna = he happened to show himself reckless in good rather than in bad luck || accidit casu ut legati apud Flamininum cenarent = it's so happened that the ambassadors had dinner at Flamininus place || accidit ut Athenienses Chersonesum colonos vellent mittere = it happened that the Athenians wanted to send settlers in Chersonesus || accidit sedem Iovis furore principum exscindi = it happened that the seat of Jupiter was destroyed by the fury of the heads || accidit, quod fieri necesse erat, ut milites ab signis discederent = it happened, something that was inevitable, that the soldiers deserted || accidunt arbores, tantum ut summa species earum stantium relinquatur = they cut trees, but only in such a way that the upper portion leaves the impression of upright plants || accidit etiam repentinum incommodum … tanta enim tempestas cooritur = it happened that a sudden incident … in fact such a violent storm broke out … || ac iam ut omnia contra opinionem acciderent, tamen se plurimum navibus posse = and even if each event was different from what I thought, they had a more powerful fleet anyhow || accidit ut Verres veniret Lampsacum cum magna calamitate et prope pernicie civitatis = it happened that Verres came to Lampsacus with great detriment and near ruin of the city