mensurnus

mensurnus, a, um, adj. [mensis],

• monthly (for the more usual menstruus): spatium, * Cic. Inv. 1, 26, 39 (acc. to Prisc. p 595 P.; B. and K. menstrui spatii); so Novat. de Trinit.: divisiones. Cypr. Ep. 34.

mēnsurnus, a, um (mensis), monatlich, Cypr. epist. 34, 4 u. 39, 5. Novat. de trin. 1 (von Prisc. 2, 62. p. 81, 14 aus Cic. de inv. 1, 39 angeführt, wo jetzt menstrui).

mensurnus [ML; cf. diurnus] 1 of one month. Tullius ‥ ait ‘tempus est pars eternitatis cum annui, ~i diurnive spacii certa dimensione’ Neckam NR I 4 p. 30; non quare plus vel minus, sed cur tanto spatio, sc. ~o, ut in pluribus accidere videmus Quaest. Salern. B 298. 2 that recurs every month, monthly. b payable every month. infirmitate ~a debilitatus W. Cant. Mir. Thom. III 25; quandoque superfluus sanguis mulierum certis immo ~is vicibus erumpit per inferiores ramos matricis et purgantur per menstrua Ric. Med. Anat. 228; lamentationes ~as ‥ lugubriter pro tanto funere continuavit V. II Off. 5.  b 1337 ~is stipendiis in fabricam ecclesie convertendis Reg. Exon. 862. 3 (as sb. f.) narrative of events of one month, narrative related by the month. S. Langton Gl. Hist. Schol. 39 (v. menstruus 7).

mēnsurnus, a, um (mensis), mensuel : Cypr. Ep. 34, 4 ; 39, 5.

➳ Cic. *Inv. 1, 39, cf. Prisc. Gramm. 2, 62.