The corpus record — Latin

nătĭnor

v. dep., to be busy: audito tumultu Macedoniae Samnites, Lucanos inter se natinari atque factiosos esse, Cato ap. Paul…

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What it meant

nătĭnor — Lewis & Short

nătĭnor, āri,

I v. dep., to be busy: audito tumultu Macedoniae Samnites, Lucanos inter se natinari atque factiosos esse, Cato ap. Paul. ex Fest. s. v. natinatio, p. 166 Müll.; v. h. v.

Where it came from

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