〈—〉 mḥ-2.t ‘waning (of the Moon)’
〈minutus〉 ‘waning’
〈defectio〉 ‘eclipse’
〈recedo〉 ‘to separate’
〈ἀφαιρέω〉 aphaireō ‘to diminish’
Latin verb
Last edited: 2024-09-02| Primary meaning | to be waning |
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| Literal translation | to fail |
| Variants | deficio |
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Nam si deficientem Lunam deficiens Venus exceperit aut Mars in nocturna genitura, tunc prospera omnia deficiens Luna felicitatesque decernit
‘If Venus and Mars aspect the waning moon in a nocturnal chart, the waning Moon indicates all kinds of prosperity and good fortune’
Non religionem incutit mentibus, et quidem publice, sive deficere sol visus est, sive luna (cuius obscuratio frequentior) aut parte sui aut tota delituit?
‘Does it not inspire religion in men’s minds, and even on a nationwide scale, if the sun is seen in eclipse, or the moon (whose eclipses are more frequent) is obscured in part or entirely?’
tricenas dabis ex illa per singula signa, donec deficiat numerus;
‘give thirty degrees of it to each sign, until the number fails [= is less than 30]’
〈—〉 mḥ-2.t ‘waning (of the Moon)’
〈minutus〉 ‘waning’
〈defectio〉 ‘eclipse’
〈recedo〉 ‘to separate’
〈ἀφαιρέω〉 aphaireō ‘to diminish’
@misc{zodiac941,
note = {[Online; accessed 2025-12-01]},
author = {Meinhardt, Kierán},
year = {2024},
title = {deficio ({Lemma} #941)},
url = {https://zodiacglossary.github.io/lemma/941/},
howpublished = {https://zodiacglossary.github.io/lemma/941/},
}