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haerĕo
intransitive verb II conjugation

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1 to cling, stick
2 to hang around, linger, stay, remain fixed, remain in place
3 to be rooted to the spot
4 to come to a standstill, stop
5 to be embarrassed, be at a loss, hesitate, be in doubt
6 (+ dative or ablative or in + ablative) to cling to, stick to, be attached to
7 (+ dative or ablative or in + ablative) to loiter in, hang around in, waste time in a place or at an activity
8 (+ dative or ablative or in + ablative) to adhere to, stick by an opinion, purpose
9 (+ dative or ablative or in + ablative) to gaze upon
10 (+ dative or ablative or in + ablative) to keep close to

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Locutions, idioms and examples

aqua haeret || alicui haereo in medullis || amplexibus alicuius haereo || vos quoque pectoribus nostris haeretis, || ad metas haereo = to hit oneself to the limit (= to be damaged) || valde in scribendo haereo || vox faucibus haesit || circa libidines haesit || aspectu conterritus haesit || adtonitis haesere animis || amicitia quatenus expedit haeret || acer in extremis ossibus haesit amor = a pungent love seeped into the deepest part of the bones || in hac causa mihi aqua haeret || ad fastigia missas exsultant haesisse faces = they enjoy seeing that the torches launched got stock to the roofs || circa muros unius urbis haerebat || ubi demisi retem atque hamum, quidquid haesit extraho || aliae falces summissae rotarum orbibus haerebant et aliae in terram demissae