- rescissus
- rescissus,, a, um, Part. of rescindo.
Lewis & Short Latin Dictionary, 1879. - Revised, Enlarged, and in Great Part Rewritten. Charlton T. Lewis, Ph.D. and Charles Short. 2011.
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BANNUS Rescissus — est atmorum depositio, vide Car. du Fresue infr a in voce Scastlegi … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
EUGENIUS IV — I. EUGENIUS IV. Venetus, nomine Gabr. Gondelmetius, nepos ex sorore Gregorii XII. Martino V. successit, A. C. 1431. quo Bafileae Concilium, pro Reformatione, indictum erat, in quo liberius, quam unquam alias inquisirum in auctqritatern… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
FLORENTIA — urbs in Hertruria in umbil. fere Italiae, hodie clarissima, ex maximis Italiae, Tusciae primaria, aliquando Fluentin, quod ad Arni fluenta, a quo in duas partes inaequales, quadruplici ponte lapideo iunctas, dispescitur, exstructa sit, dicta;… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
rescissione — {{hw}}{{rescissione}}{{/hw}}s. f. (dir.) Annullamento, risoluzione: rescissione di un contratto. ETIMOLOGIA: voce dotta, lat. rescissione(m), da rescissus ‘rescisso’ … Enciclopedia di italiano
rescissory — /rəˈsɪsəri/ (say ruh sisuhree) adjective serving to rescind. {Late Latin rescissōrius, from Latin rescissus, past participle, annulled} …
rescind — [ri sind′] vt. [L rescindere (pp. of rescissus), to cut off < re , back + scindere, to cut: see SCISSION] to revoke, repeal, or cancel (a law, order, etc.) SYN. ABOLISH rescindable adj. rescinder n … English World dictionary
rescissible — isəbəl, izə adjective Etymology: Latin rescissus + English ible : capable of being rescinded * * * /ri sis euh beuhl, siz /, adj. able to be rescinded. [ < L resciss(us) cut off, repealed (see RESCISSION) + IBLE] … Useful english dictionary
rescissory — isərē, izə adjective Etymology: Late Latin rescissorius, from Latin rescissus + orius ory : relating to, tending to, or having the effect of rescission : revoking a rescissory action … Useful english dictionary
