intime

intĭmē, adv., v. intimus fin.

intimē, Adv. (intimus), I) im Innersten, Apul. met. 2, 7: Compar., intimius habere in pectore, Corp. inscr. Lat. 9, 2826. – II) übtr.: a) vertraulich, utebatur intime Hortensio, Nep.: arto contubernio intime iunctus, Apul. – b) angelegentlich, commendari ab alqo, Cic. ad Q. fr. 1, 2, 2. § 4.

intime [CL, used as superl. of interius], ~ius [LL, as compar. of preceding] , in the innermost part, inwardly, intimately (also fig.); b (w. ref. to thought, emotion) deeply, profoundly; c (w. vb. of addressing, requesting, or sim.) earnestly. clericus exterius, monachus interius, ~e plus hiis heremita ciliciatus Gerv. Cic. Hom. xlix; cum latus detectum / jaculo transjectum / vides intime J. Howd. Sal. 10. 6; in isto occursu intellectus combibit illam intellectionem confusam et transmittit ad intima sua, et tune recipit eam a se ~ius [v. l. vicinius] quam possit eam recipere ab objecto; illi etiam impressioni sic intimate occurrit intellectus secundo Duns Ord. III 316.  b 1296 proponimus in posterum de vobis ‥ ~ius cogitare RGasc III 366; beata Virgo, que te ~e diligit G. Roman. 292; cogitans ‥ ac ~ius recogitans annos vite mee Uhtred Medit. 196.  c ad primos [homines electos] clamat ~e [ME: inwarðliche] beatus Petrus ‥ ‘obsecro vos ‥’ [I Petr. ii 11] AncrR 135; c1380 Johannem commendamus vestro cetui venerando ~ius quo sufficimus FormOx 385; 1448 ~ius deprecor et exoro MunAcOx 584.

intĭmē (15) (intimus), ¶ 1 intérieurement : Apul. M. 2, 7 ¶ 2 [fig.] avec intimité, familièrement : Nep. Att. 5, 4 || cordialement, du fond du cœur : Cic. Q. 1, 2, 4 || -ius CIL 9, 2826, 6.

intime . adv.
親愛然。秘然。

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intimē adv.

• intimus, inwardly, intimately, cordially: uti intime Hortensio, N.: commendari.