dŏlĕo
transitive and intransitive verb II conjugation

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1 to feel pain
2 to hurt, be sore, ache, smart
3 to grieve, be sorry, be hurt
4 take offence
5 (+ dative) to give pain to, afflict

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Locutions, idioms and examples


id doleo quod (+ infinitive) || alicui dolet || aliqua re or ex or pro aliqua re doleo || aliquid doleo || aliquo or ex or de or pro aliquo doleo || animum doleo || casum alicuius doleo || atque aeque ac tu doleo || Zenonem significabat a quo illum degenerare dolebat || aliud est gaudere aliud non dolere || quadam invitatione ad dolendum || maceror … quod sim tibi causa dolendi || ad id non accedes ex quo tibi aliquid decuti doles = you cannot come close to something that pains you when a portion of it is torn away || a quoquam quod sit servata dolebis? = will you be sorry that she was saved by someone? || caput a sole dolet || aliud est dolere aliud laborare || an id doles quia illi suum officium non colunt? || caput dolet, neque audio || an potest quicquam esse suavius quam nihil dolere? || ac ne forte hoc magnum ac mirabile esse videatur, hominem toties irasci, toties dolere = and the fact that the same man many times gives into anger, many other times gives into pain is not surprising




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