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iter is a Latin Noun that primarily means journey.
Noun
journey, route, road
English derivatives:
itinerant itinerary
Noun
The act of travelling, a journey. (b) (in many verbal phrs. denoting to travel or sim.; esp. ~er facere), (c) (be sea, through the air, etc.). (d) (of inanim. things; esp. of heavenly bodies, also of periods of time or sim.).
(in mil. contexts) A march. (b) (a day's march used as a measure of distance).
in ~inere, En route, (while) travelling or marching; so ex ~inere.
Pīrātae rogābant quō iter facerēmus.Compare The pirates were asking to where we were making a journey.
Quō iter facitis?Compare To where are you making a journey?
Exeo, proficiscor. Demonstro iter.Compare Let them depart, let them set out. I will show the way.
Hic sum idem familia, Quirites, qui plebs ad curulis magistratus iter obsepio.Compare This is the same family, Romans, which has closed the road to the curule offices against the people.
Titus in itinere mōnstrāvit puerīs mīra aedificia quae prīncipēs in Palātīno aedificāverant.Compare Along the way Titus showed the boys the wonderful buildings that the emperors had built on the Palatine.
Singular | Plural | |
Nom. | iter | itinera |
Gen. | itineris | itinerum |
Dat. | itinerī | itineribus |
Acc. | iter | itinera |
Abl. | itinere | itineribus |
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Chicago (17th ed.)
Allo Contributors. "iter, itineris (n.) - Latin Word Definition." Allo Latin Dictionary. Last modified . Accessed November 24, 2024. http://ancientlanguages.org/latin/dictionary/iter-itineris.
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