retrorsus

retrōrsus, a, um (= retro versus od. vorsus), rückwärts gekehrt, I) eig.: manus (Ggstz. manus supina), Plin. 26, 93. – II) übtr., der Zeit nach, vorherig, Compar. retrosior, älter, Tert. apol. 19 (tom. 1. p. 190 Oehl.).

retrorsus, retrorsum [CL] 1 (turned) backward, backwards. qui [Cacus] iiij tauros furto et totidem vaccas abduxit armentario et eos per vim fortitudinis ~um ‥ caudis traxit in antrum Lib. Monstr. I 31; pollices ~um deflexi immobilem gerebant sensibilitatem Osb. Mir. Dunst. 12; demones retrogradis gressibus ~us ‥ incedentes R. Cold. Cuthb. 114 p. 259; que [membra] cum ~um trahuntur Ps.-Ric. Anat. 4; s1467 modo et forma qua reperies in secundo folio ab isto, ~um computando Reg. Whet. II 60; ~um, A. bakward WW. 2 back (in the direction from which one has come); b (fig.). ~um diabulus recessit a Domino (Cal. Willibr.) HBS LV 22; conversa ~um facie solis, ipsoque per australem plagam ad orientem regresso Bede Kings 732; ne cito retrorsum rapiatur flumine puppis Alcuin Carm. 4. 5; Ælfred ‥ nisi aut bello ~um recederet, aut contra hostiles copias ‥ in bellum prorumperet Asser Alf. 38; respiciens sanctus de ejus cacumine ~um (Carthagus 17) VSH I 176; nempe vi ventorum jam mutata navis ibidem conversa est ~um Mir. Wulfst. II 10.  b quibus melius esset, juxta beati Petri principis apostolorum vocem, viam veritatis non agnoscere, quam post agnitionem ~um converti Alcuin Dogm. 257.

1 rĕtrorsus, a, um (retroversus ou vorsus), tourné en arrière : Plin. 26, 93 || [temps] : retrorsior ou retrosior Tert. Apol. 19, plus ancien.

2 rĕtrorsŭs, v. retrorsum.

retrorsus . adv.
往後向。

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retrorsus , a, um. adj.
往後向。

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