resonare

resonare [CL] 1 (intr.) to make a sound, resonate, to make an echoing noise, resound; b (of bird); c (of tree); d (of musical instrument); e (of speaker or musician). f to cause (instrument) to resound, to play. quamvis armoniis praesultent organa multis / musica Pierio resonent et carmina cantu Aldh. VirgV 1717; reboare, ~are, clamare Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 508; harmoniam planetarum ~antium Hon. GA 587D; talis erit differentia: si fuerit concordans, tenor erit ~ans sive redundans; si ‥ non fuerit concordans, erit tacens vel quiescens Mens. & Disc. (Anon. IV) 86.  b limpida praepetibus sic complens aera catervis, / garrula quae rostris resonantes cantica pipant Aldh. VirgV 15; nunc cuculus ramis etiam resonavit in altis Alcuin Carm. 59. 1.  c flamine ventorum resonantibus undique ramis Bede Hymn. 14. 2; undique te [cellam] cingit ramis resonantibus arbos Alcuin Carm. 23. 3.  d fidiculam ‥ concordi modulationis armonia ~antem Aldh. Met. 3; tubae clarius ~abant Bede TR 8; ut lyra continuo resonaret mystica plectro Alcuin SS Ebor 859; cum aliquem nimis delectat citharam ~antem audire et eam percutiendo tangere Simil. Anselmi 16.  e cuncta quae audiendo discere poterat ‥ in carmen ‥ convertebat suaviusque ~ando doctores suos vicissim auditores sui faciebat Bede HE IV 22 p. 260; fratribus ex alta resonet sacra lectio sede Alcuin Carm. 105. 3. 1; de quo cantantum suavissima vox resonabat Id. SS Ebor 1000; illos Aonio docuit concinnere cantu, / Castalida instituens alios resonare cicuta Ib. 1437; vigilesque tubis resonantes, / turribus et pinnis lituantes, ore canentes D. Bec. 1877.  f calamum muse tue coram invidis et improbis tuto modulamine ~are queam G. Mon. prol.. 2 (of place) to resound, ring (with the noise of). clientelae resonant singultibus aedes Aldh. VirgV 2254. 3 to have the name, be called. locum ab accolis Belelande appellatum, quod Latine speciosum saltum ~are videtur Ben. Pet. Mir. Thom. III 61; montem qui Kambrice Snaudone ~at Hist. Meriadoci 340. 4 to be mentioned, spoken of; b (w. dat.). in qua equitatione sanitas ~abat Bede Hab. 1244D; populi Christus resonabat in ore fidelis Alcuin WillV 2. 8.  b quod per hunc virum Domini voce velut viva usque hodie suavitate ~at nobis melliflua V. Greg. p. 100; cumque ceterorum proditorum ‥ hujusmodi factum auribus ~uisset Favent 11. 5 (tr.) to utter, emit audibly; b (w. actual utterance expressed); c (person's name). ut ‥ canticum novum ‥ valeant ~are Bede Ezra 831A; iste liber resonans verba superna Dei Alcuin Carm. 65. 3. 14; quique tuis tectis habitant, sunt valde beati / et resonant laudes hi tibi perpetuas Ib. 99. 7. 6; exclamat rex, plorat pontifex, uterque ~at gloriam Deo, laudes Edwardo Ailr. Ed. Conf. 780D; cotidie longe lateque beate Virginis disseminabatur opinio, et gloriam nominis populorum ora ~abant Mir. Fridesw. 40.  b hii sunt dies quibus ecclesia Alleluia non ~at Hon. GA 856A; lectio tota fuit perlecta, legensque ‘tu autem’, / dixerat, et pueri vox resonarat ‘ămen’ Nig. SS 1440.  c dulcisono Christum resonantes semper in ore Alcuin Carm. 69. 29; 10‥ laudibus eximiis da Augustinum resonemus, / quem pie sanxisti laudibus eximiis Wulf. Poems 165. 6 to produce (sound of a certain kind); b (disagreement). graves quidem [chorde] quasi raucum et spissum ~ant, sed tinniunt acute H. Bos. LM 1299C.  b s1164 alia in hunc modum, que palam cum sacris canonum constitutionibus dissonantiam ~abant W. Fitzst. Thom. 35. 7 to declare. 824 omnes unum atque idem concordantes et ~antes (Clovesho) CS 378.