mite

mīte, adv., v. mitis fin.

mīte, Adv. (mitis), sanft, gelinde, Apul.: mitius ferre, gleichmütiger, Ov.: mitius perire, schmerzloser, leichter, Ov.: mitius aut horridius manipulatim alloqui, Tac.: ut mitius loquar (als Parenthese), Augustin.: mitissime legatos appellare, Caes.

mite [CL] , gently:; a not violently. b not severely. a ob fedus mite contendunt Israhelite Nig. Paul. f. 49r l. 477; respondit mortuus virgini se in aere purgatorium pati sed solito ~ius Gerv. Tilb. III 103 p. 996; in penalibus enim causis, ubicumque potest civilis juris humanitas, occasionem nanciscitur, ut cum lapis in penam ~ius agatur D. Lond. Ep. 3.  b Herus ‥ / mite reddens refugium (Æthelwald) Carm. Aldh. 5. 71; conversus ad me ~issime dixit, ‥ V. Cuthb. IV 6; ut ~ius dicam W. Malm. GP I 46; 1281 parvum habet in bonis. ideo ~ius secum agitur de misericordia PQW 424a.

mītĕ, (14) n. de mitis pris adv^t , avec douceur, doucement || -tius Ov. P. 3, 7, 27 ; -tissime Cæs. G. 7, 43, 4.

mite . adv. s. (mitis.)
良善然。

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(mīte) adv., only comp.and sup.

• mitis, mildly, gently: Mitius ista feres, O.: mitissime legatos appellare, Cs.: mitius alqm adloqui, Ta.