1. exentĕro — Lewis & Short
exentĕro, v. exintero.
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exentĕro
exentĕro
v. exintero
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What it meant
2. exenterö — Walde–Hofmann
exenterö, -à»i, -Atum, -äre , weide aus, breche auf“ (porcum usw., burlesk marsuppium); übtr. , martere" (seit Plaut. [vulgárer als Zeiscerö, Serv. auct. Aen. 11, 723]; in der Kaiserzeit oft -int- nach interänea [Plin. 32, 92], vulgär mit Assim. bzw. nach exía u. dgl. -tent-, vgl. Heraeus Sprache Petrons 41!, Leumann IF. 40, 119°, Fraenkel Plaut. i. Pl. 106°): aus gr. é&evreptzu) ds. exfäflllätus s. ef-. exfir … — [Walde–Hofmann, s.v. exenterö, p. 458]
Where it came from
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