Dictionary formomnis, omne
Translation
all; every
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Examples
.
All men are mortal.
.
Everything changes.
laborat.
He works every day.
Gallia .
Gaul, taken as a whole, is divided into three parts.
.
This is known to everybody.
is a third-declension adjective of two terminations: serves both masculine and feminine, is the neuter. It agrees with its noun in gender, number and case, which is why it appears in the corpus far more often as , , and than in its dictionary form.
In the singular it leans towards "every" or "the whole"; in the plural it is "all". The neuter plural stands on its own as a noun meaning "all things, everything", and that use alone accounts for a good share of its frequency. Set it against , which is "whole" in the sense of an undivided unit: is every state, is the state entire.
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Stories
(10)Et cum spiritu tuo
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In principio erat Verbum
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Nemo melior
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Si tuleritis
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Ex Britannia
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Venus
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Parvo pretio
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Inter sepulcra
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Vivamus, mea Lesbia
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Gallia est omnis divisa
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This word is taught in chapter 1, lesson 8: omnis, nunc, nam and 11 more words.