o-Dekl. (n.)

exitium exitiī n

Georges, Ausführliches lateinisch-deutsches Handwörterbuch:

exitium, iī, neutrum (exeo; ursprünglich = der AusgangPaul. ex Fest. 81, 6, daher prägnant =) der schlimme, gewaltsame Ausgang, das heißt der Untergang, das Verderben

I)eigentlich

urbisCic.

gentisHor.

alicui esse exitioCic.

Plural

omnia exitia publicaCic.

totarum exitia gentium et principumSen.

omnibus exitiis periiPlaut.vergleiche Neue-Wagener Formenl.³ 1, 631

II)metonymisch: was Verderben bringt, das VerderbenHor.Plin.

☞Genitiv Plural exitiûmEnn. fr. scen. 66

Charlton T. Lewis, An Elementary Latin Dictionary:

exitium, ī (genitive plural exitiūmEnn. ap. Cic.), neuter ex + 1 I-, destruction, ruin, hurt, mischief

dignum factis (tuis)Ter.

urbisCic.

vitae, endSall.

Unius miseriVerg.

omnibus meis exitio fuero, the cause of ruinOv.

Exitio dedi ThoonaOv.

Exitium superabat opem, destructive powerOv.

Exitium est avidum mare nautisHor.

civitatum adflictarum extremi exitiorum exitūsCic.

res Exitiis positura modumVerg.

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