u-Dekl. (4. Dekl.)
adventus ūs m
Georges, Ausführliches lateinisch-deutsches Handwörterbuch:
adventus, ūs, maskulin (advenio)
I)die Ankunft, das Eintreffen, Auftreten, die Anwesenheit, der Besuch, von Soldaten = der Anmarsch, das Anrücken (Gegensatz discessus, decessio, abitus, profectio, reditus)
adv. tuusCic.
adv. meus reditusqueCic.
adv. hospitumCic.
alienarum gentium, EinwanderungTac.
viri, HeimkehrHor.
adv. repens (Gegensatz adv. exspectatus)Cic.
adv. necopinatusLiv.
mit Angabe »wohin?«
nocturnus ad urbem adv.Cic.
ad Italiam Hannibalis adv.Eutr.
ad Pompeium noster adv.Cic.
ipsorum adv. in urbes sociorumCic.
Pyrrhi in Italiam adv.Liv.
C. Laelii classisque adv. in AfricamLiv.
consulis Romam adv.Liv.
mit Angabe »mit wem?«
Deiotari adv. cum suis omnibus copiisCic.
im Plural
adventus meiCic.Plin. ep. (Gegensatz profectiones meae)
invitationes adventusque nostrorum hominumCic.
adv. hostium non modo exspectati, sed etiam repentiniCic.
metonymisch
adventibus se offerre, sich diesen Leuten schon auf dem Weg in die Arme werfenCic. ep. 6, 20, 1
adventus alicuius appropinquatCic.
adventum alicuius exspectoCic.
cetera multitudo e muris adventum imperatoris Romani regisque prospeculabaturLiv.
praedonum adventum significabat ignis e specula sublatusCic.
von Leblosem
secuturae classis adv.Sen.
classis adv. Oreum (nach O.)Liv.
pedum, das Nahen der Füße, die FußtritteVerg.
adv. lucisSall.
solisPlin.
verisHor.
adv. in animos et introitus imaginumCic.
II)übertragen
adv. nuptiarumICt.
adv. malorum, AusbruchCic.
☞Genitiv adventiTer. Phorm. 154
Charlton T. Lewis, An Elementary Latin Dictionary:
adventus, ūs (genitive adventiTer.), masculine ad + BA-, VEN-, a coming, approach, arrival
meusSall.
legionumCaes.
nocturnus ad urbemCic.
in urbem sociorumCic.
consulis RomamLiv.
nisi eius adventus appropinquassetNep.
Huius in adventum horrere, at the prospect of his comingVerg.
adventum pedum audire, the approaching trampVerg.
lenire (malorum) adventum, alleviate themCic.
maliCic.
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