crēbritās, ātis, f. (creber), das Dichtaneinandersein, I) im Raume, die Dichtheit, Gedrängtheit, fluctuum, Sall. fr.: caeli, aëris, Vitr.: sententiarum, gedrängte Fülle der G., Cic.: Plur., venarum crebritates, Vitr. 2, 10, 2: densae crebritatibus arbores, ibid. 2, 1, 1. – II) in der Zeit, die Häufigkeit, häufige Wiederkehr, litterarum, Cic.: epistularum, Symm.: officiorum, Cic.: periculorum, Tac.
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crebritas — index frequency Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
frequency — noun common occurrence, commonness, continuity, crebritas, cycle, frequence, frequentia, periodicity, prevalence, rate, recurrence, regularity, regularity of recurrence, repetition, repetitiveness, succession, usualness Burton s Legal Thesaurus.… … Law dictionary
ROSOMACHA — hyaenae species Selavis, in Septentrione frequens, Suecis Ierf, Germanis Wilfra, de qua sic Olaus: Petuntur, inquit, a veneatoribus, pellis solum gratiâ, quae apud nobiles et ditissimos ad vestimenta in pretio est, utpote splendidis et florum… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
multitude — Multitude, f. penac. Est quantité et assemblée de gens, Multitudo, Agmen, Turba. Une grande multitude bien espesse, Nubes peditum. Grande multitude de gens, Longus ordo. Multitude et grande assemblée, Socialitas. Une multitude de plusieurs sortes … Thresor de la langue françoyse
crebrity — ˈkrebrəd.ē noun ( es) Etymology: Latin crebritat , crebritas, from crebr , creber frequent + itat , itas ity; akin to Latin crescere to grow more at crescent : frequency … Useful english dictionary
