involuntarie

invŏluntārĭē, adv.,

• v. the foll. art.

involuntārīe, Adv. (involuntarius), unvorsätzlich, Cass. Fel. 46. p. 116, 6. Boëth. Aristot. top. 4, 2. p. 688 (aber nicht bei Marcian. dig. 1, 3, 2).

involuntarie [LL] , unwillingly, without an act of will. b (med.) involuntarily. 1285 ipsorum mendacia ‥ ~ie detegentes Conc. II 121a; [mulierem] corruptam inique et ~ie Latin Stories 79.  b pre nimio timore, et dolore, et mortis angustia, cor constringitur, unde in majori quantitate spiritus emittuntur et ~ie, ut apparet in gementibus pre dolore Quaest. Salern. R 7; ne urina ~ie egrediatur a vesica Gilb. VI 269v. 2.

invŏluntārĭē, involontairement : Boet. Top. Arist. 4, 2.