trānsmissus, ūs, m. (transmitto), I) die Überfahrt, Hibernia dimidio minor, ut aestimatur, quam Britannia, sed pari spatio transmissus atque ex Gallia est in Britanniam, Caes. b.G. 5, 13, 2: Sallustius transitum transmissumque navibus factum ›transgressum‹ appellavit, Gell. 10, 26, 1. – II) die Überlassung, Übertragung, Pacuv. tr. 57.
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ARAUSIO — Urbs, Episcopatus et Principatus Galliae, in Provincia a Rhodano milliari, et Avenione 3. circiter milliaribus distat. Varia a Veteribus nomina sortita est, Arausio Cavarum, vel secundanorum, Arausica Civitas, et Arausionensis urbs, quô nomine a… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
CAROLUS V — I. CAROLUS V. cognomine Sapiens, Francorum Rex, Ioannis Regis fil. Primus Delphini titulô, ante regnum, insignis, Dux Normanniae quoque fuerat, et Patre in captivitate detentô, Regens, cui successit, A. C. 1364. Temporum suorum turbulentissimum… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
FOETAE — Latinis non solum feminae praegnantes sunt, sed et, quae onere levatae parvulos lactant, uti Hebraeis Gap desc: Hebrew, Gen. c. 23 v. 13. Plin de panthera, l. 8. c. 17. Feta erat, catulis procul in caveam delapsis. Varro apud Nonnum, veniebant ad … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
trasmissibile — /trazmi s:ibile/ agg. [dal fr. transmissible, der. del lat. transmissus trasmesso ]. 1. [che si può trasmettere, passare] ▶◀ propagabile, tramandabile, trasferibile, [di bene, diritto, ecc.] cedibile, [di malattia e sim.] contagioso.… … Enciclopedia Italiana
trasmissione — /trazmi s:jone/ s.f. [dal lat. transmissio onis, der. di transmittĕre trasmettere , part. pass. transmissus ]. 1. a. [il trasmettere, il passare qualcosa da un soggetto, da un corpo, ecc., a un altro] ▶◀ passaggio, trasferimento, [di una malattia … Enciclopedia Italiana
transmissibel — trans|mis|si|bel <zu lat. transmissus, Part. Perf. von transmittere (vgl. ↑transmittieren), u. ↑...ibel> übertragbar … Das große Fremdwörterbuch
transmission — (n.) 1610s, conveyance from one place to another, from L. transmissionem (nom. transmissio) a sending over or across, passage, from transmissus, pp. of transmittere send over or across (see TRANSMIT (Cf. transmit)). Meaning part of a motor… … Etymology dictionary
transmissible — [trans mis′ə bəl, tranzmis′ə bəl] adj. [LL transmissibilis < L transmissus: see TRANSMISSION & IBLE] capable of being transmitted transmissibility n … English World dictionary
transmission — [trans mish′ən, tranzmish′ən] n. [L transmissio < transmissus, pp. of transmittere] 1. a) a transmitting or being transmitted b) something transmitted 2. the part of a motor vehicle, machine, etc. that transmits power from the engine to the… … English World dictionary
