extimus

extĭmus, a, um, v. exter, III. B.

extimus, a, um, s. exter.

extimus [CL] , outermost, furthest. b last, final. c last, least. V. et. extremus. †extenus, extremus; ‥ †extempus, extremus GlC E 476, 481; ~e sphere subditarumque stellarum ‥ cursus Adel. QN 72; egressus ad ~am hostii partem Ep. ad amicum 9; sepem ‥ ~os horti ejus fines circumdantem R. Cold. Godr. 96; quem orbis extimi circumferencia / non ambit, ambiunt ventris centralia Walt. Wimb. Carm. 108; a1350 (v. conformis a).  b cicli nondecimus cum defecit extimus annus Hwætberht Aen. 29 (Aetas et saltus) 4; extima vitae / spectanti dum preteritae spiramina reddat Frith. 866.  c omnium ~us sacerdotum B. vilisque Saxonum indigena B. V. Dunst. prol..

extimus (extŭmus), a, um, superl. de exter, ¶ 1 placé à lʼextrémité, qui est au bout, le plus éloigné : Cic. Rep. 6, 17 ; [pl. n. ] Apuliæ extima Plin. 6, 217, lʼextrême frontière de lʼApulie ¶ 2 dédaigné, méprisé : Pl. d. Prisc. Gramm. p. 609 P.

extimus , a, um. adj. v. exterus.
外者。末者。

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extimus or extumus adj. sup.

• ex, outermost, farthest, most remote: orbis. — Plurn. as subst: umor Extuma possedit, O.