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advŏcātus

a. um. Part. of advoco

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What it meant

1. advŏcātus — Lewis & Short

advŏcātus. a. um.

Part. of advoco

2. advŏcātus — Lewis & Short

advŏcātus, i, m.,

I a legal assistant, counsellor, etc., v. advoco fin.

3. advocätus — Walde–Hofmann

advocätus, -; m. „Rechtsbeistand* (seit Plaut., rom.) = o. akkatus „advocati* aus *adu(o)küto- (Skutsch BB. 23, 101; vl. Lehnwort aus dem Lat., was die auffällige Synkope erklären könnte). — Falsch Brugmann IF. 18, 532, Götze IF. 41, 104. 130: *ad-kalto- zu u. karetu ,calato*. ae Interj. des Anrufs und der Antwort (nur Gramm. suppl. 168, 6ff. ohne Belege, rom. ,ja^. arae Gl, wohl = gr. olaí wie sicher Ov. met. 10, … — [Walde–Hofmann, s.v. advocätus, p. 47]

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