The corpus record — Latin

cars

cara

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Where it lives

Argonautica 1 · 0.27/10k
Ab urbe condita 1 · 0.02/10k

What it meant

1. cars — Walde–Hofmann

cars, cara. (r.-ksl.) I 1686 dass I 176 &ajp II 396, 406 Ceznoti I 194, 263 Celesone (r.-ksl.) I 197 celo I 197, 551 ceta (s.-ksl.) I 182 destitt IT 494 testo II 494 Cetyre, Cetvero II 401 Cedo, Cesati I 173 &Gmo II 405 &isti, Eitati II 494 Ciste II 494 elens II 492 érovo I 318, II 760 Cudo I 186 Cujo, Cuti I 186 éramonoe ZI 760 erspp, érétz I 172 Érbstve (r.-ksl.) 1285 Érotu, érésti (r.-ksl.) I 198 erevo I 274, 278 … — [Walde–Hofmann, s.v. cars, p. 2028]

2. cars — Walde–Hofmann

cars, Cara (r.-ksl.) éevolek I 665 &elesens (r.-kel.) I 197 cépinka I 134 cepe (alt) I 159 teren I 165 éerp (dial) I 172 érestve (r.-ksl.) I 2886 ervtu, Crésti (r.-ksl.) I 198 Cup, éubo II 755 Cüchate (dial.) I 186 Corsive (r.-ksl.) I 285 Svec II 631 Sibate I 357 Jive (r.-ksl) II 631 sov» II 631 suljata (alt) 1 244 S»vco {r.-ksl.) II 631 Stepäte I 184, 162 éto, étot I 386 juk I 412 jara (r.-ksl.) I 659 jaréce (dial) … — [Walde–Hofmann, s.v. cars, p. 2037]

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Where it came from

Walde-Hofmann, Lateinisches etymologisches Worterbuch Treated in Walde-Hofmann, Lateinisches etymologisches Worterbuch s.v. cars (scan pp. 2028-2029; entry #5252).

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