situate
SITUATE
Having a certain position positus: situs. To be situate jacere (general term of countries and places of natural or artificial localities; especially of those in low positions): situm esse positum esse (the former of both natural and artificial localities; Vid: Cic. Verr. 4 48 106; the latter only of artificial localities and especially the more elevated): to be situate at or near a place aliquem locum adjacere; aliquem locum tangere attingere contingere (general terms); alicui loco applicatum appositum esse (of artificial localities): to be situate in a place in aliquo loco jacere situm esse positum esse: to be situate over against a place e regione or ex adverso alicujus loci jacere situm esse: to be situate toward a place jacere situm esse ad aliquem locum versus (general term); prospicere aliquem locum; prospectum dare ad aliquem locum (to have a prospect toward): to be situate round about a place circa aliquem locum in orbem situm esse; aliquem locum ambire (both e.g. of islands): to be situate under a place alicui loco subjacere; jacere sub aliquo loco: to be situate above etc. jacere supra etc.: to be situate before or in front of a place jacere situm esse ante aliquem locum.
In certain circumstances comparatus: affectus: or by circumlocution with res: Vid: CIRCUMSTANCE.
Having a certain position positus: situs. To be situate jacere (general term of countries and places of natural or artificial localities; especially of those in low positions): situm esse positum esse (the former of both natural and artificial localities; Vid: Cic. Verr. 4 48 106; the latter only of artificial localities and especially the more elevated): to be situate at or near a place aliquem locum adjacere; aliquem locum tangere attingere contingere (general terms); alicui loco applicatum appositum esse (of artificial localities): to be situate in a place in aliquo loco jacere situm esse positum esse: to be situate over against a place e regione or ex adverso alicujus loci jacere situm esse: to be situate toward a place jacere situm esse ad aliquem locum versus (general term); prospicere aliquem locum; prospectum dare ad aliquem locum (to have a prospect toward): to be situate round about a place circa aliquem locum in orbem situm esse; aliquem locum ambire (both e.g. of islands): to be situate under a place alicui loco subjacere; jacere sub aliquo loco: to be situate above etc. jacere supra etc.: to be situate before or in front of a place jacere situm esse ante aliquem locum.
In certain circumstances comparatus: affectus: or by circumlocution with res: Vid: CIRCUMSTANCE.