pirata, piratae [m.] A Noun
Translations
| (a person who lives on a ship and robbs people) |
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| (a person who lives on a ship and robbs people) |
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Meta information
A-Declension masculine
Forms
| Singular | Plural | |
|---|---|---|
| Nom. | pirata | piratae |
| Gen. | piratae | piratarum |
| Dat. | piratae | piratis |
| Acc. | piratam | piratas |
| Voc. | pirata | piratae |
| Abl. | pirata | piratis |
Example Sentences
integerrimi, absentes rei facti, indicta causa damnati et eiecti; portus munitissimi, maximae tutissimaeque urbes piratis praedonibusque patefactae; nautae militesque Siculorum, socii nostri atque amici, fame necati; classes optimae
~ Cicero, In Verrem I
Amicum a piratis redemi, hunc alius hostis excepit et in carcerem condidit: non beneficium, sed usum beneficii mei sustulit.
~ Seneca, On Benefits I
frugi peregre profectus est, captus est a piratis; de redemptione scripsit patri.
~ Seneca the Elder, Liber III Quid si etiam occisus est a piratis Adramytenus homo nobilis, cuius est fere nobis omnibus nomen auditum, Atyanas pugil Olympionices?
~ Cicero, Pro L. FlaccoFind more Latin text passages in the Latin is Simple Library
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