hilariter

hĭlărĭter, adv., v. hilaris fin.

hilariter, Adv. (hilaris, s. Charis. 200, 15), heiter, fröhlich, aufgeräumt, Vulg. sap. 6, 17. Augustin. de civ. dei 5, 26. p. 239, 31 D.² (auch Variante bei Cornif. rhet. 3, 24 u. 4, 68).

hilariter [LL] 1 cheerfully, gladly. Cuthb. Ob. Baedae clxii (v. dictare 1); sicut scriptum est ‘hilarem datorem diligit Deus’ [II Cor. ix 7] ~iter impendebat Asser Alf. 101; ~iter quod agis age Anselm (Ep. 13) III 118; Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 273 (v. hilaramen); judicium tuum patienter expectans, ~iterque suscipiens J. Ford Serm. 53. 6; †1067 (1335) ego ‥ mee regalis munificentie largifluo munere ‥ benigne ~iterque corroboravi CalCh IV 332; a1374 oppressis ‥ subvenitis illariter remedio salutari Pri. Cold. 42; ~iter receptus fuit, quia bonus socius erat Latin Stories 129. 2 lightheartedly. qui tam ~iter nobiscum velut sospes loqueris Bede HE IV 22 p. 261; a796 obsecro ut veraciter perficias quod ~iter promittebas Alcuin Ep. 75. 3 ‘with enjoyment’ (w. ref. to possessions). 973 (14c) quatenus vita comite hillariter possideat CS 1291.

hĭlărĭtĕr, c. hilare : Aug. Civ. 5, 26 ; Vulg.