1. imbulbĭto — Lewis & Short
imbulbĭto, āre,
I v. the preced. art.
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imbulbĭto
imbulbĭto
v. the preced. art
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What it meant
2. imbulbito — Walde–Hofmann
imbulbito, -àre "puerili stercore inquinare? (Duci: von *bulbitum, Lw. aus gr. BóABtrov „Kuhmist“ (bolbiton Plin.). . imbuó, -wi, -ütwm, -ere „mit etwas trünken, befeuchten, benetzen, in etwas tauchen"; sek. ,beflecken, besudeln*; übtr. ,einführen, einweihen^ (seit Enn. [rom. nur émbütum [für *imbütrum? Niedermann briefl.] „Trichter“; vgl. auch Meyer-Lübke n. 4286a zu *imbuviäre, anders ALL. 12, 425]; imbütió seit … — [Walde–Hofmann, s.v. imbulbito, p. 714]
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