Accido
From TTT
Latin-English I.
ăccĭd|ō¹, -ere, accīdī, —. (ˈat.ʧi.do) v. intrans.
- To fall on; to fall down at.
- To befall; to happen.
Loci
- αʹ Cicero, Ad Atticum 10.1:
| iii Nonas cum in Laterium fratris venissem, accepi litteras et paulum respiravi, quod post has ruinas mihi non acciderat. | When I had gotten to my brother's in Laterium on the third of April, I got your letter and got to breathe freely for a bit, something that hadn't happened to me since my ruination. |
Latin-English II.
ăccīd|ō², -ere, -ī, accīsum. (atˈʧi.do) v.trans.
- To fell; to cut down.
