primary
primary
adj.
P. and V. πρῶτος.
adj.
P. and V. πρῶτος.
PRIMARY
primus; principalis. The primary meaning of a word naturalis et principalis verbi significatio [Vid: PRIMITIVE]: the primary impulses or instincts of our nature principia initia or prima naturae: principia naturalia (Vid: Cic. Off. 3 12 52; De Fin. 2 12 extr. and 5 7).
primus; principalis. The primary meaning of a word naturalis et principalis verbi significatio [Vid: PRIMITIVE]: the primary impulses or instincts of our nature principia initia or prima naturae: principia naturalia (Vid: Cic. Off. 3 12 52; De Fin. 2 12 extr. and 5 7).
primary:
I. First in time: princĭpālis: the p. meaning (of a word), naturalis et p. significatio, Quint. 9, 1, 4: Gell. See alsoPRIMITIVE .
II. Chief: praecĭpuus: v.CHIEF , PRINCIPAL . Phr.: to deem a thing of p. importance, antiquissimum aliquid habere, Cic. Q. Fr. 2, 1.
III. Fundamental: Phr.: the p. impulses of our nature, *principia illa hominum naturae cupiditatumque, cf. Cic. Off. 3. 12, 52: p. colours, *primi qui dicuntur colores.
I. First in time: princĭpālis: the p. meaning (of a word), naturalis et p. significatio, Quint. 9, 1, 4: Gell. See also
II. Chief: praecĭpuus: v.
III. Fundamental: Phr.: the p. impulses of our nature, *principia illa hominum naturae cupiditatumque, cf. Cic. Off. 3. 12, 52: p. colours, *primi qui dicuntur colores.