singulariter

singŭlārĭter, adv., v. singularis fin.

singulāriter, Adv. (singularis), I) einzeln, a) übh.: inter se s. apta, Lucr.: a iuventute s. sedens, abgesondert, Paul. Nol. – b) als gramm. t.t., im Singular (Ggstz. pluraliter), dicere, Gell. u. Ambros.: pluralia efferre, Quint. – II) übtr., außerordentlich, alqm diligere, Cic. Verr. 2, 117: alqm amare, Plin. ep. 4, 15, 1: alqm et mirari et diligere, Plin. ep. 1, 22, 1.

singulariter [CL] 1 as belonging or relating to a particular person or sim. 805 omne bonum quod in illa terra lucrificetur fratres sibi ~iter ad mensam suam habeant CS 319; soca ‥ placitorum alia proprie pertinet ad fiscum regium et ~iter, alia participatione (Leg. Hen. 9. 11) GAS 556; constet ‥ unumquemque hominem habere angelum sibi deputatum, sive pluribus ‥ sit destinatus, sive uni ~iter Neckam SS III 22. 5. 2 as a single being or object. b (gram.) in the singular number. omne quod ~iter intenditur, totaliter est intentum Gros. Quaest. Theol. 201; manifestata est ‥ Trinitas Deus que ~iter et inseparabiliter adoratur H. Reading (I) Haeret. 1268C.  b haec ‥ ~iter pentaptotam sequuuntur regulam et pluraliter triptotam Aldh. PR 139; aurichalcum ‥ dicimus et hoc ~iter tantum Bede Orth. 9; dicuntur illa vada Scotice ~iter Ath Daimh dha Cheilt (Abbanus 52) VSH I 32; quod Deus ‥ ~iter sonat propter divine substantie unitatem P. Blois Perf. Jud. 832B; ~iter ‥ dictum est ‘respexit’, ut notetur unitas deitatis Neckam SS I 30. 4. 3 on one's own, singly, alone. b (w. ref. to battle or sim.) single-handedly. manachus [l. monachus], ~iter GlC M 109; monas dicitur singularitas: inde monachi, id est ~iter degentes Hon. GA 597D; misericorditer / agant carnifices ne singulariter / Jhesus intereat, sed duo pariter / amica corpora conclavent fortiter Walt. Wimb. Carm. 608.  b gigantem ‥ ~iter congrediens obtruncasse describitur Aldh. VirgP 53; ipse [torcular] ~iter ‥ mortem devincens, ab eis vinculis solus liber exiit Eccl. & Synag. 119; cum eodem ~iter dimicare concupivit Ord. Vit. X 24 p. 147. 4 separately, individually, one by one. anhelans ‥ fructum in virtutibus Christi ‥ ~iter intimare V. Cuthb. I 7; a1350 festos dies simul observent ‥ nisi forte aliquis ‥ quandoque ~iter cogatur feriare StatOx 22; omnis congregatio cantet quinquaginta psalmos ‥ pro rege defuncto ~iter. pro principibus defunctis communiter W. Malm. GR II 114; collecta est omnis familia ‥ et negantes omnes ~iter (Ita 34) VSH II 129; [Octa et Yrmenric] si ~iter vel communiter regnaverint penitus ignoratur Silgrave 13; 1310 articulis respondere sigillatim et ~iter Reg. Cant. 1183. 5 particularly, especially. b outstandingly. a744 fratribus ‥ carissimis Coengilso et Ingeldo abbatibus et ~iter cognato nostro Wietberto presbytero Bonif. Ep. 55; presertim cum ~iter mihi et specialiter incumbat scribendi onus ‥ hoc H. Bos. Thom. VI 3; adducentes multos equos quibus ~iter indigebant Ord. Vit. IX 9 p. 528.  b lapis ‥ ~iter magnus Bede Sam. 535B; Athelwodus ‥ inter omnes Anglorum pontifices solus ~iter effulsit Wulf. Æthelwold prol.; ~iter et unice summum J. Sal. Pol. 651D.

singŭlārĭtĕr (14) (singularis ), ¶ 1 individu- ellement, isolément : Lucr. 6, 1067 || [gramm.] au singulier : Quint. 1, 5, 16, etc. ; Gell. 19, 8, 12 ¶ 2 extraordinairement, singulièrement : Cic. Verr. 2, 2, 117 ; Plin. Min. Ep. 1, 22, 1.

➳ singlariter Lucr. 6, 1067.

singulariter . adv.
單數。格外。私自。

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singulāriter adv.

• singularis, particularly, exceedingly: alquem diligere.