molimen: difference between revisions

“molimen”, in Charlton T. Lewis (1891) An Elementary Latin Dictionary, New York: Harper & Brothers

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 ==English==
+===Etymology===
+From {{der|en|la|molimen}}.
 ===Noun===
-{{en-noun}}
+{{en-noun|s|molimina}}
-# {{cx|medicine|lang=en}} An [[effort]] or [[impulse]] toward a certain [[effect]].
+# {{lb|en|medicine}} An [[effort]] or [[impulse]] toward a certain [[effect]].
 ====Derived terms====
-* [[menstrual molimen]]
+* {{l|en|menstrual molimen}}
-* [[molimen criticum]]
+* {{l|en|molimen criticum}}
-* [[molimen haemorrhagicum]]
+* {{l|en|molimen haemorrhagicum}}
-* [[molimen menstruale]]
+* {{l|en|molimen menstruale}}
+====Related terms====
+* {{l|en|moliminous}}
+==Latin==
+===Etymology===
+From {{af|la|mōlior|-men|t1=to strive, endeavor, undertake}}.
+===Pronunciation===
+* {{la-IPA|mōlīmen|eccl=1}}
+===Noun===
+{{la-noun|mōlīmen<3>}}
+# [[great]] [[exertion]], [[effort]], [[endeavor]], [[attempt]]
+#: {{syn|la|cōnātus|studium|opus|opera|labor|cūra|intēnsiō|mōlēs|pulvis}}
+# [[undertaking]] (mostly poetic)
+====Declension====
+{{la-ndecl|mōlīmen<3>}}
+===References===
-[[fr:molimen]]
+* {{R:Elementary Lewis}}
-[[mg:molimen]]
-[[ta:molimen]]

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