protubero
prō-tūbĕro, āre, v. n.,
- to swell or bulge out, to grow forth (late Lat.), Sol. 45: poma, id. 46 fin.—
- 2 Trop.: densa ne supra modum protuberent, Aus. Idyll. 13, praef. § 8; cf. id. ib. 16, 10.
prō-tūbero, āre, hervorschwellen, als Auswuchs hervortreten, -wachsen, de fronte eius (equi Bucephali) quaedam corniculorum minae protuberabant, Solin. 45, 8: poma protuberant, Solin. 46, 5: oculi protuberantes, Sidon. epist. 7, 11, 12. – bildl., densa ne supra modum protuberent, Auson. cento nupt. praef. p. 141, 9 Schenkl: ne quid hiet, ne quid protuberet, Auson. edyll. 16, 10. p. 149 Schenkl.
See: protuberare
prōtūbĕrō, āre, intr., devenir protubérant, devenir saillant : Sol. 45 || [fig.] Aus. Idyll. 13, præf. 8.