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infra-(medicine)
infra-red(dictionary)
infra-(dictionary)
infra(dictionary)
infra-(dictionary)
infra dig(dictionary)
INFRA, Latin(law)
HOPEWELL INFRA(finance)
infra-axillary(medicine)

INFRA, Latin (law) and percur (iou)


INFRA, Latin (law)


INFRA, Latin. Below, under, beneath, underneath. The opposite of supra, above. Thus we say primo gradu est supra, pater, mater; infra, filius, above. Thus we say primo gradu est supra, pater, mater; infra, filius, filia. In the first degree of kindred in the ascending line; above, is the filia. In the first degree of kindred in the ascending line; above, is the father and the mother; below, in the descending line, the son and daughter. father and the mother; below, in the descending line, the son and daughter. Inst. 3, 6, l. Inst. 3, 6, l. 2. In another, sense, this word signifies within; as, infra corpus 2. In another, sense, this word signifies within; as, infra corpus comitatus, within the body of the county; infra proesidia, within the comitatus, within the body of the county; infra proesidia, within the guards. guards. 3. It also signifies during; as infra furorem during the madness. 3. It also signifies during; as infra furorem during the madness.

percur (iou)



percur verb trans. rare. Infl. -rr-. M17.
[Latin percurrere, formed as PER-1 + currere to run.]
Run through, traverse, (by movement or extension).
percurrent adjective extending throughout something L16.
percursory adjective running, or running through something, quickly M19.