Latin adjective
Last edited: 2025-05-26| Primary meaning | in opposition |
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| Literal translation | contrary |
| Variants | contrarius |
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Si vero Mars sic Lunam positam minaci radiatione respexerit et utrique, idest Soli et Lunae, partili radiatione fuerit contrarius, corpus gravi vitio debilitat et indicit frequenter oculis caecitates.
‘If however Mars is aspected to the Moon in such a bad way and one of the two, i. e. Sun and Moon, are exactly opposite, he debilitates the body with a defect and often indicates blindness for the eyes’
interque ea solis et lunae, contrarium mundo agere cursum, id est laevom, illo semper in dextram praecipiti;
‘among them the sun and moon, follow a course contrary to that of the world, namely to the left, the world always running to the right.’
〈oppositus〉 ‘in opposition’
〈obsisto〉 ‘to be in opposition’
〈διάμετρος〉 diametros ‘in opposition’
〈διαμετρέω〉 diametreō ‘to be in opposition’
〈diametrum〉 ‘opposition’
〈ἐναντιόομαι〉 enantioomai ‘to be in opposition’
〈ana tar-ṣi〉 ana tarṣi ‘opposite’
〈ἀντίκειμαι〉 antikeimai ‘to be in opposition’
〈radiis adversus〉 ‘in opposition’
〈ἐναντίος〉 enantios ‘in opposition’
〈κατὰ διάμετρον〉 kata diametron ‘diametrically opposite’
@misc{zodiac1239,
note = {[Online; accessed 2026-02-02]},
author = {Meinhardt, Kierán},
year = {2025},
title = {contrarius ({Lemma} #1239)},
url = {https://zodiacglossary.github.io/lemma/1239/},
howpublished = {https://zodiacglossary.github.io/lemma/1239/},
}