lead

Anglice I

Appellatio

• /lɛd/ (Americane)

Notatio

Anglica media leed, ab Anglica antiqua léad.

Nomen

lead (materiale; pl: leads)

1. plumbum (-ī, n.) || Elementum 82.
2. Res plumbea, praesertim:
   1. Plumbea perpendiculi.
   2. (typographia) Segmentum metallicum qui lineas typi separat.
3. Plumbago, ut pars plumbi sive lapidis scriptorii quae scribet.
   1. Cylindrus plumbaginis, qui in plumbis ponitur.

Collocationes

• black lead, coasting lead, deep-sea lead, hand lead, Krems lead seu Kremnitz lead, mock lead, red lead, white lead
• lead arming, lead colic, lead color, lead glance, lead line, lead mill, lead ocher, lead pencil, lead plant, lead tree
• sugar of lead, to arm the lead, to cast the lead seu heave the lead.

Anglice II

Partes principales
praes. III.sg.	leads
part. praes.	leading
praet.	leaded
part. praet.	leaded

Appellatio

• /lɛd/ (Americane)

Notatio

A lead “plumbum”.

Verbum

lead

1. plumbo (-āre, -āvī, -ātum)
2. (typographia) Ponere segmenta metalla inter lineas separatum eas.

Verba derivata

• leading

Anglice III

Partes principales
praes. III.sg.	leads
part. praes.	leading
praet.	led
part. praet.	led

Appellatio

• Americane

  lead: /lid/

  led: /lɛd/

Notatio

Anglica media leden, ab Anglica antiqua lǽdan, a Germanica prisca *laidjan, a lingua prisca Indoeuropaea *leit- “abire”.

Verbum transitivum

lead

1. duco (-ere, duxī, ductum)
   1. Ducere cum manu, loro, etc.: the blind leading the blind
   2. Ducere per viam: all roads lead to Rome
   3. Ducere cum potestate: lead an army
   4. Ducere animam alicuius: lead into sin
2. praecedo (-ere, praecessī, praecessum)
3. Inducere in aliquid.
4. Ferre vitam; vivere; lead a life of luxury

Verbum intransitivum

lead

1. Eminere.

Anglice IV

Appellatio

• /lid/ (Americane)

Notatio

A lead “ducere”. Confer Anglica antiqua lád.

Nomen

lead (pl: leads)

1. ductus (-ūs, m.)
2. Factum praecedendi, vel status praecedens.