äóõ
animus [i, m] (ut oculus, sic animus, se non videns, alia cernit; animi corporisque vires); spiritus [us, m]; umbra [ae, f] (Hectoris); mens, ntis, f; ingenium [ii, n]; daemon, onis, m; daemonium [ii, n];
+ äóõ-õðàíèòåëü genius[ii, m]; lar [is, m];
+ ïàäàòü äóõîì abjicere animum; tardari animo; submittere animum;
+ ïðèäàòü äóõó animum addere;
+ âîñïðÿíóòü äóõîì animum sumere;
+ áîåâîé äóõ íàøèõ ðàñòåò nostris animus augetur;
+ óïàâøèé äóõîì afflictus (animi bonorum);
+ óïàâøèé äóõ affectus animus;
+ èñïóñòèòü äóõ abjicere animam; vomere vitam, animam; animam agere; extremum spiritum edere [e]ffundere;
+ îäíè æèûâå ñóùåñòâà èìåþò äóõ, äðóãèå æå òîëüêî äóøó (äûõàíèå) animantia quaedam animum habent, quaedam tantum animam;
+ ïåðåâåñòè äóõ strigare;
+ îäíèì äóõîì uno spiritu;