1. rĕsex — Lewis & Short
rĕsex, ĕcis (only resecem and reseces occur), m.reseco,
I the stump of a vinebranch left in pruning, = pollex, Col. 4, 21, 3; 3, 10, 15; 4, 24, 17; 5, 5, 11.
The corpus record — Latin
rĕsex
rĕsex · m
the stump of a vinebranch left in pruning
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What it meant
2. re-sex — Walde–Hofmann
re-sex, feni-sex vergleicht Brugmann Il? 1, 160 mit der 4-Erw. ahd. sega ,Süge". — Außeridg. Ánklünge (mongol. ssuka „Axt“ usw.) bei Güntert Urheimat 11. ine Wzf. *seg- in ahd. nhd. Sech ,Pflugschar" (an lat. *seca „Schneidgerät“ denkt kaum mit Recht Kluge!! s. M und in ahd. sihhila, ags. sicol, nhd. Sichel (eher nach Kluge Grdr. I? 344, Wb. s. v, aus lat. sécula), vgl. bes. Meringer a. O. und unter segés. — … — [Walde–Hofmann, s.v. re-sex, p. 1411]
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