1. sĕorsum — Lewis & Short
sĕorsum, adv., v. seorsus.
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sĕorsum
sĕorsum · adv
adv., v. seorsus
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What it meant
2. seorsum — Walde–Hofmann
seorsum ,abgesondert" (seit Plaut): aus *sz-gorsom (Sommer Hb.? 157, Leumann-Stolz$ 115; nicht aus *sEKyorsom, sé- (wie in sölvö, söcors) abltd. zu *se, s. séd, Solmsen Stud. 58 f. söpar „gesondert, verschieden“ (seit Val. FL, rom.): Rückbldg. aus separö, -üre „trennen“ (seit Cic.) = söld) „für sich“ + paräre „bereiten“ (Brender 49, vgl. oben pär II 250), vgl. separätim, separütió, separäbilis seit Cic. | — [Walde–Hofmann, s.v. seorsum, p. 1423]
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