iacemus

Latin

Verb

iacēmus

  1. first-person plural present active indicative of iaceō
    1. "we lie prostrate, we lie down; we recline"
    2. "we lie ill, we are sick"
    3. "we linger, we tarry"
    4. "we are placed or situated, we lie"
    5. "we are low, flat or level"
    6. "we lie still"
    7. "we lie dead"
    8. "we lie in ruins"
    9. "we hang down loose"
    10. (of the face or eyes) "we are fixed on the ground, we are cast down"
    11. "we are indolent, idle or inactive"
    12. "we lie dormant or abandoned, we are of no avail"
    13. "we lie overthrown; we are refuted; we are despised"
    14. (of speech or language) "we are languid, dull or lifeless"
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