tardy
tardy
adj.
P. and V. βρᾰδύ̆ς, σχολαῖος (Soph. Frag.).
Be tardy, v.: P. and V. βρᾰδύ̄νειν ; see delay.
adj.
P. and V. βρᾰδύ̆ς, σχολαῖος (Soph. Frag.).
Be tardy, v.: P. and V. βρᾰδύ̄νειν ; see delay.
TARDY
tardus (that moves or operates slowly; of the mind slow of comprehension either indifferently or as blame; opposed to celer velox): lentus (considerate; not hasty and precipitate as praise only; and per euphemismum as a censure; opposed to citus celer): segnis (sleepy; denoting want of energy; opposed to promtus; all these of persons or things): piger (lazy; as a consequence of natural heaviness or dullness of persons; then also by personification of things; as remedia pigriora in Col. 2 17 3): lenis (that flows gently; of rivers): longinquus (that lasts long and so that passes away slowly; e.g. noctes): serus (too late). The tardy course of a river fluminis lenitas (as praise): segnis fluminis cursus (as a censure): tardy of foot male pedatus (Suet. Oth. 12): tardy in business tardus in rebus gerendis: tardy in learning tardus ad discendum or in discendo; lentus in discendo.
tardus (that moves or operates slowly; of the mind slow of comprehension either indifferently or as blame; opposed to celer velox): lentus (considerate; not hasty and precipitate as praise only; and per euphemismum as a censure; opposed to citus celer): segnis (sleepy; denoting want of energy; opposed to promtus; all these of persons or things): piger (lazy; as a consequence of natural heaviness or dullness of persons; then also by personification of things; as remedia pigriora in Col. 2 17 3): lenis (that flows gently; of rivers): longinquus (that lasts long and so that passes away slowly; e.g. noctes): serus (too late). The tardy course of a river fluminis lenitas (as praise): segnis fluminis cursus (as a censure): tardy of foot male pedatus (Suet. Oth. 12): tardy in business tardus in rebus gerendis: tardy in learning tardus ad discendum or in discendo; lentus in discendo.
tardy: tardus: v. SLOW , LATE .