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reddĭtīvus, a, um, adj. [redditio, III.],

of or belonging to the apodosis, consequential, redditive: pars, the apodosis, Diom. p. 432 P.: particulae, e. g. talis, ita, Prisc. p. 1052 P.

redditīvus, a, um (redditio no. II), zum Nachsatz gehörig, neutr. pl. subst., redditiva, Nachsatzwörter (wie talis, ita), Prisc. 17, 32.

redditivus [LL] 1 (med.) that gives back or restores, restorative. causa ~a seu revocativa quemadmodum flatus aut res inflammabiles cito ut oleum, sulphur, et similia. he cause in febribus reperiuntur Gilb. I 6. 2. 2 (gram.) that gives or expresses, (rationis ~us) causal, that expresses cause or reason. [nomina] ab actu imponuntur ut interrogativa, ~a, distributiva, ficticia, numeralia Ps.-Gros. Gram. 37; conjunctiones ‥ rationis ~ae sunt quas Priscianus proprie causales vocat ‥ ut nam, namque, enim ‥ Linacre Emend. Lat. f. 33. 3 that yields or produces (w. obj. gen.). scientia / virens ut oliva / seritur in pueris / hora sementiva / floret in juvenibus / fructus redditiva Garl. Poems 615.

reddĭtīvus, a, um (redditio), qui appartient à lʼapodose : Prisc. Gramm. 17, 32.

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