tricenarius

trīcēnārĭus, a, um, adj. [triceni],

• of or containing thirty: fistula, thirty quarterdigits in diameter, Front. Aquaed. 29; 48: filius, thirty years old, Sen. Excerpt. Controv. 3, 3 fin.: homo, Arn. 2, 58; Pall. Aug. 12; Front. Aquaed. 29; 48.

trīcēnārius, a, um (triceni), dreißig enthaltend, numerus, Tert. adv. Valent. 8 extr.: fistula, eine dreißigzöllige Röhre, eine Dreißiger-Röhre, Vitr. 8, 6, 4. Frontin. aqu. 29 u. 48: caerimoniae, denen eine dreißigtägige Enthaltung von gewissen Dingen vorangegangen war, Paul. ex Fest. 71, 10: divinitas, Tert. adv. Valent. 8 extr.: et ecce iam tricenariam aetatem agebant, standen schon im dreißigsten Jahre, Augustin. conf. 6, 11, 18. – v. Pers. = dreißigjährig, filius, Sen. exc. contr. 3, 3. § 5. – subst., trīcēnārius, iī, m., ein Dreißiger an Jahren, Arnob. 2, 22.

tricenarius [CL not in sense 1] 1 consisting of thirty, (also w. numerus or as sb.) thirty, group or set of thirty. b (w. officium or as sb. n.) trental, series of thirty (esp. daily requiem) masses (cf. trentalis, tricenalis, tridenalis, tridenarius, trigintalis), (also) fee for a trental. c798 medietas sexagenarii est ~ius, sicut ternarius senarii Alcuin Ep. 133; prima ‥ area quinario ‥ sexta trigenario serviente Adel. Elk. 37; veniebant ad Alduinum alter post unum ‥ et ita usque ad ~ium numerum W. Malm. GP IV 145; in hoc portiones congesserat sanctorum pignorum ad numerum usque tricennarium Ad. Eyns. Hug. V 14.  b cura numerandi ~ia et septenaria ad eum [sc. cantorem] pertinet Lanfr. Const. 149; facit quoque cupiditas tot ~ia promitti, ne dicam venaliter exponi Gir. GE I 49 p. 131; 1229 sacerdotes injungunt parochianis ‥ in confessionibus de trecenariis ab ipsis faciendum Conc. I 624a; missa ~ii perpetui que continuabitur ‥ imperpetuum FormA 267; 1420 lego ‥ tantum interessentibus diebus ~io et anniversario Reg. Cant. II 195; funeralia et trecenari' et alia que integraliter fieri solent pro fratre mortuo Stone Chr. 9. 2 of thirty years (cf. tricennium, tricennalis). adhuc ‥ degit anus fere octogenaria, jamque anachorita trigenaria Gosc. Transl. Mild. 30; Dominus ‥ decimo quinto anno Tyberii Cesaris fuit ~ius Flor. Hist. I 99; s1270 concorditer inter illos initum est quod ‥ Christiani ‥ redirent ad propria ‥ treugis ~iis inter gentiles ‥ et Christianos ‥ commissis Wykes 238; c1400 J. G. sexagenarius, J. S. quadragenarius, N. I. et J. C. trigintenarii MS Lambeth Pal Libr. Reg. Arundel 1 f. 127. 3 (every) thirtieth. s1306 pro ‥ militia filii regis concessus est regi tricennarius denarius a populo et a clero. mercatores ‥ vicesimum concesserunt Flor. Hist. III 132.

trīcēnārĭus, a, um (triceni), de trente, qui contient le nombre trente : tricenaria fistula Frontin. Aqu. 29 ; 48, tuyau de 30 pouces de circonférence ; tricenarius (homo) Sen. Rhet. Contr. 3, 3, 5, (homme) de trente ans ; tricenariæ cærimoniæ P. Fest. 71, 10, cérémonie de 30 jours.

tricenarius , a, um. adj.
三十者。— homo 三十歲之人。

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