Quintus

quintus English Etymology From en la Quīntus, from la quīntus fifth and originally intending a fifth-born son, uninclusive of daughters. en Quint. Proper noun + Quinti en male Latin. en 1894 w:Robert Yelverton Tyrrell; w:Louis Claude Purser Part VII. Letters from Cicero’s Return to Italy after the Battle of Pharsalia to the Death of Tullia. The Correspondence of M. Tullius Cicero,Arranged According to Its Chronological Order; with a Revision of the Text, a Commentary, and Introductory Essays. Dublin University Press Series IV Dublin Hodges, Figgis, & Co.(Ltd.), Grafton-Street.; London: Longmans, Green, & Co.,Paternoster-Row. footnote 1 239 and 256 10553944 Q. Q.] ‘the two Quinti.’ Quintus, the brother of Cicero, and his son Quintus. la utinam mederi] ‘would that my nearest and dearest had chosen to relieve my sufferings, rather than to aggravate them’; he refers to the Quinti and Terentia. en 8 September 1937 Quintus Quiz pseudonym Life Owes You Nothing w:Charles Clayton Morrison w:The Christian Century LIV 36 Chicago, Ill. Christian Century Press 1097 https://archive.org/details/sim_christian-century_1937-09-08_54_36/page/1097/mode/1up 1 0009-5281 6083626 “Quintus, I want a word with you,” said the other Quintus, for there are two Quinti. en 1988 w:Suzanne Dixon The Roman Mother and the Adolescent or Adult Son The Roman Mother Beckenham, Greater London; Sydney, N.S.W. Croom Helm 190 https://archive.org/details/romanmother0000dixo/page/190/mode/1up 0-7099-4511-6 Cicero’s preoccupation with the slander spread by the two Quinti about him at a dangerous time would in any case have led him to focus less on everyday family ructions. en 2002 w:Colleen McCullough The March of Cato’s Ten ThousandFrom Sextilis (August) of 48 B.C. until May of 47 B.C. w:The October Horse w:Masters of Rome 6 London Century 1 127 https://archive.org/details/octoberhorse0000mccu_c4o7/page/127/mode/1up 0 712 68056 X Neither of the Quintuses moved, too enthralled to care what Gnaeus Pompey did to the family tyrant. en male Latin. Translations Catalan: ca Quint Dutch: nl Kwint, nl Kwinten, nl Quint, nl Quinten French: fr Quint, fr Quentin Greek: el Κόιντος, el Κοΐντας Ancient Greek: grc Κόϊντος & many variants Italian: it Quinto Old Nubian: onw ⲕⲩⲉⲓⲛⲧ Polish: pl Kwintus Portuguese: pt Quinto Russian: ru Квинт Spanish: es Quinto Swedish: sv Qvintus, sv Quintus Latin Alternative forms la Q. Qu. Quīnctus Etymology la :der quīntus<t:fifth> ++ 1 The original use was for naming a fifth-born son, uninclusive of any daughters. Pronunciation Quīntus Proper noun Quīntus<2.both> Quintus, . Declension Quīntus<2.both> Derived terms la Quīnctiānus Quīnctilius Quīnta Quīntiānus Quīntiliānus Quīntilis Quīntillus Quīntiniānus Quīntīnus Quīntīpor Quīntius Descendants ca Quint co Quintu nl 1 Kwint Quint en 1 Quintus Quint fr Quint grc 1 Κόϊντος Κύϊντος Κουίντος Κούϊντος Κύειντος Κύντος el 1 Κόιντος, el Κοΐντας onw ⲕⲩⲉⲓⲛⲧ it Quinto pl 1 Kwintus pt Quinto ru 1 Квинт sh 1 Kvint sl 1 Kvint es Quinto sv 1 Qvintus Quintus See also References