u-Dekl. (4. Dekl.)

flētus ūs m

Georges, Ausführliches lateinisch-deutsches Handwörterbuch:

2. flētus, ūs, maskulin (fleo), das Weinen, die Rührung (Gegensatz risus, laetitia)

maerorisCic.

tacitus, das stille W., SchluchzenLiv.

prae fletu, vor Tränen, vor RührungCic.

cum fletu precibusqueVerg.

fletum populo movere, bis zu Tränen rührenCic.

fletum alicui excitareCic.

fletus ducere, aus der Brust stöhnende Klagen hervorstoßenProp.

lamentas, fletus compendi facere licetPacuv. fr.

multas lacrimas et fletum cum singultu videre potuistiCic.

fletus et lacrimas dareOv.

infantium fletum infuso lacte compescereSen.

clamore et fletu omnia complereCaes.

ut urbe totā fletus gemitusque fieretCic.

☞Dativ Singular fletuVerg. Aen. 4, 369

Genitiv Plural fletuumSidon. epist. 3, 3, 5Salv. adv. avar. 2, 5

Charlton T. Lewis, An Elementary Latin Dictionary:

flētus, ūs, masculine FLA-, a weeping, wailing, lamenting

Nemo funera fletu FaxitEnn. ap. Cic.

fletus gemitusqueCic.

mulierumCic.

cum singultuCic.

magno fletu auxilium petereCaes.

largusVerg.

nullis ille movetur FletibusVerg.

fletu super ora refuso, i.e. tearsOv.

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