throwing

throwing (subs.):

1. jactus, ūs: the t. of thunderbolts, j. fulminum, Cic. Cat. 3, 8, 18: v. CASTING, HURLING: (in Dig. = jactura, a t. overboard).

2. missus, ūs: the t. of a javelin. m. pili, Liv. 9, 19: (missio, Vitr.)

3. conjectio: the t. of weapons, c. telorum, Cic. Caecin. 15, 43: so conjectus, ūs, Liv.

4. jăclātio (a hurling): Sen.: Plin.: Quint. (fig.): jaculatus in Tert. [N.B.--The compounds are numerous:--A t. away, abjectio, Quint. (fig.): a t. back, rejectio (= t. up, e. g. of blood), Plin.: a t. between, interjectio, Auct. Heren. (fig.): a t. down, dējectus, us, Liv.: a t. forwards, projectio, Cic.: a t. on, injectus, ūs: Tac.: Plin.: a t. round, circumjectio, Arn.: a t. to and fro, jactatio, v. TOSSING: a t. together, conjectus, ūs, Cic.: a t. in the way of, objectus, ūs, Lucr.]

ἐπιβολή
a throwing

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βαλλητύς
throwing
δισκοβολία
quoit-throwing
καταβολή
a throwing
λιθοβολία
throwing of stones
λιθοβόλια
stone-throwing, a festival at Troizen
λιθόβλητος
stone-throwing, pelting
μακροβόλος
far-throwing
ξύνημα
javelin-throwing
συνεμβολή
a throwing in together
ἀκοντισμός
javelin-throwing
ἀκοντοβόλος
dart-throwing
ἀκόντισις
javelin-throwing
ἔφεσις
a throwing
ἵεσις
throwing
ὑποβλήδην
throwing in covertly
ὑποβολή
a throwing
ῥιπτασμός
throwing
ῥῖψις
a throwing, casting, hurling

amictus2
a throwing on of a garment; a garment; a manner of dress
iactura
a throwing, throwing away, throwing overboard

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coniectio
a hurling, throwing
coniectus2
a throwing, casting, projecting, hurling
iactus2
a throwing, casting, hurling, throw, cast
lapidatio
a throwing of stones, stoning