The corpus record — Latin

nixŭrĭo

to wish to lean

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What it meant

nixŭrĭo — Lewis & Short

nixŭrĭo, īre,

I v. a. desid. [nixus, from nitor], to wish to lean or rest upon: nixurit qui niti vult et in conatu saepius aliquā re perpellitur, Nigid. 144, 20.—

II Transf., for parturio, to wish to bring forth: nixurio, filotoke/w, Gloss. Philox.

Where it came from

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