affatim

affatim

af-fatim (ad-fatim), Adv. (von ad u. fatim, v. *fatis, vgl. fatigo), zur Genüge, hinlänglich, mehr als genug, miseria una uni quidem homini est aff., Plaut.: aff. edi, bibi, lusi, Liv. Andr. fr.: aff. vesci seminibus, Cic.: aff. frumentum praebere, Sall.: aff. armare alqm alqā re, Liv.: aff. dicere de alqa re, Plin.: aff. dites, Mela: frumento coëmpto aff. onustus, Apul.: Oceanus aff. piscosus, Iustin. – subst. m. Genet., aff. est hominum, Plaut.: pecuniae aff. est, Liv.: sibi copiarum aff. esse, Liv.: habetis aff. lignorum, Liv.: vini aff. reliquit, Iustin.


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