Latine

Latīnē, Adv., s. Latium.

1 Latine [CL] , in Latin: a (of spoken language); b (of literary language or written text); c (compar.) in better, more correct, or more stylish Latin. a Bede HE III 2 p. 129 (v. caelestis 4a); et Grece instructus et ~e Ib. IV 1 p. 202; ‘cratera’, ‘statera’, ‘panthera’, seu Grece seu ~e declinentur, penultimas productas invenio Abbo QG 16 (35); ‘pronoea’, que ~e ‘providentia’ vocatur Balsh. AD rec. 2 133; 1199 usque ad viam que dicitur ~e Alba Via, Anglice Withe Weia RChart 12b; liber Genesis Ebraice dicitur bresith, Grece ‥ γένησις [sic] ‥, ~e ‘generacio’ Gros. Hexaem. proem. 66.  b quid est eptimemeris? ~e semiseptenaria appellatur caesura Aldh. Met. 10 p. 95; a1332 Brutus ~e Libr. Cant. Dov. 40.  c ~ius H. Bos. Thom. III 19 (v. banleuca b).

Lătīnē (Latinus), ¶ 1 en latin : Pl. Cas. 34 ; Cic. de Or. 1, 153 ; Liv. 40, 42, 13 || Latine scire Cic. Phil. 5, 14 ; nescire Cic. Br. 140, savoir, ne pas savoir le latin ¶ 2 en bon latin, purement, correctement : Cic. Opt. 4 ; Br. 166, etc. ; latinius Fronto Ep. ad M. Cæs. 3, 6.

latine. adv.
辣丁人貌。— loqui 说辣丁話 — scire 曉辣丁話。— reddere 繙譯辣丁文。

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Latīnē adv.

• Latinus, in Latin, in the Latin language: publice loqui, L.: scire, understand Latin: reddere, translate into Latin.—In good Latin, properly, elegantly: pure et Latine loqui.— In plain Latin, plainly, openly, outspokenly(cf. Romano more): plane et Latine loqui: poscere, Iu.