convey Copy link Outline I. To carry, bear, transport1. advĕho, vexi, vectum, 3 (to c. to a place)2. convĕho, 3 (to bring together or from several quarters)3. dēporto, 1 (to c. down or to a place of destination)4. asporto (i. e. absporto5. dēvĕho, 3 (= deporto)6. pervĕho, 3 (to c. to the end)II. To transfer property legallyIII. Fig. • convey: I. To carry, bear, transport: 1. advĕho, vexi, vectum, 3 (to c. to a place): esp. in pass.: I went on board the boat and am c.'d to the ship, ascendi in lembum atque ad navem advehor, Plaut.: Cic. 2. convĕho, 3 (to bring together or from several quarters): to c. corn from the neighbouring districts into the city, frumentum ex finitimis regionibus in urbem c., Caes. 3. dēporto, 1 (to c. down or to a place of destination): he will c. you down to Leucas, te Leucadem deportabit, Cic.: the ships had c.'d a part of the army thither, naves partem exercitus eo deportaverant, Caes.: to c. corn into the camp, frumentum in castra d., id. 4. asporto (i. e. absporto: to c. away) to c. things away in vehicles, res asp. vehiculis, Liv.: Cic. 5. dēvĕho, 3 (= deporto): to c. corn to a spot, frumentum aliquo d., Caes.: to c. the wounded into the town, saucios in oppidum d., Liv. 6. pervĕho, 3 (to c. to the end): to c. supplies anywhere, commeatus p., Liv. (N.B. For fero and its compounds, which are chiefly used of bearing on the person or in the hands, see to bring: also to carry.) II. To transfer property legally: transcrībo (?): v. to transfer: to c. away, abaliēno, 1: v. to alienate. III. Fig.: to impart: as, to c. an impression, signĭfĭco, 1. v. to mean, signify: perhaps I have unintentionally c.'d a wrong impression, *fortasse impudens minus diligenter rem significaverim; in sententiam minus rectam [te] deduxerim.