seminex

sēmi-nex, necis, halbtot, v. leb. Wesen, Verg., Liv. u.a.: artus, noch nicht kalt, Ov.: seminecem vitam exhalare, Sil. – Nom. seminex, Gloss. II, 324, 44 u. III, 279, 64: Genet. Sing. seminecis, Spart. Sever. 11, 6. Ser. Samm. 897: Abl. Plur. seminecibus, Heges. 5, 47, 2.

seminex [CL], half-dead. ferre videt maestam nati moritura parentem / funera seminecis Bede CuthbV 592; semineces quaedam longo jacuere dolore Alcuin WillV 21. 8; seminecemque virum poena cruciante peremptum Wulf. Swith. II 449; ast fideles instare, hos sauciare, illos jugulare, quosdam ~eces sternere, plures necare V. Neot. A 16; cedeque sevicies [v. l. semineces] ire clausura tumultus Hanv. VI 64; juvenem quoque jam pene moriturum sola oratione puerumque †feminecem [l. seminecem] osculo tantum dato Brev. Hyda 232; halfe dede, ~ecis CathA.

sēmĭnex, (13) nĕcis, à demi mort, tué à demi, qui respire encore : Liv. 23, 15 ; Virg. En. 10, 462 ; semineces artus Ov. M. 1, 228, membres encore palpitants ; seminecem vitam exhalare Sil. 10, 456, exhaler un reste de vie.

seminex vel seminecis, is. adj.
半死者。

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(sēmi-nēx) necis, adj.,

• half-dead: semineci sibi rapere arma, V.: seminecem eum inventum, L.: concursus ad seminecīs viros, V.: artūs, O.: plerique semineces relinquebantur, Ta.