10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «DAKERHEN» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
dakerhen in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
dakerhen im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Geiriadur Saesneg a Chymraeg: An English and Welsh ...
Daig/-maid, ilaethwraig, maerones ' Баку, з'. llygad y дуба, feniigl, Dakerhen, .r.
cx'eciar[afpygan Dale, 5. dyffryn, glyn, yûrad; doldir Dalliance, .r. yfbleddacli,
nwyfchwarae, maldoclrleth, 'oedind Daily, fu. maldodi, xnafwedrla, ymdrythyllu; ...
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The Natural History of Selborne
LAN D-RAI L. A man brought me a land-rail or dakerhen, a bird so rare in this
district that we seldom see more than one or two in a. season, and those only in
autumn. This is deemed a bird of passage by all the writers: yet from its formation
...
Gilbert White, John White, 1813
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British Birds' Eggs and Nests, Popularly Described
It lays four eggs of "a yellowish-grey colour, varied with small irregular spots of
pale brown, thick at the obtuse end, rarer at the other." V.—BALLID^E. 218. LAND
-RAIL— (Grex pratensis). Corn Crake, Meadow Crake, Dakerhen. — This bird is ...
John Christopher Atkinson, 1861
DAK DAKERHEN DAKERHENS DAKOIT DAKOITIES DAISES DAISHIKI
DAISHIKIS DAISIED DAISIES DAISY DAHLIAS DAHLS DAHOON DAHOONS
DAHS DAIDZEIN DAIDZEINS DAIKER DAIKERED DAIKERING DAIKERS
DAIKON ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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An Explanatory and phonographic pronouncing dictionary of ...
Full of daisies. DAISY, da-zft. n. A spring flower. DAKER, da-ker, n. A dicker-, the
number of ton. DAKERHEN, da-Tter-ben, a. A fowl of the gallinaceous kind,
somewhat like the partridge, or quail. DAKIR da-ker, ft. In English statutes, ten
hides, ...
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Literary Life and Select Works of Benjamin Stillingfleet: ...
IV. 17. Cuckow flower, V. xxviii. IV. 18. V. 20. 30. Curlew, VIII. 14. Currants, V. xxv.
VII. ix. II. 25. 111. 29. IV. 3. 13. 25. VI. 30. D. Daffodil, V.xv. IV. 1. Daisy, VI. xvii. I.
26. Dakerhen, IV. x. Dandelion, IV. x. IV. 3. 10. Darnel, VI. vii. Devils bit, VIII. iv.
Benjamin Stillingfleet, 1811
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Miscellaneous Tracts Relating to Natural History, Husbandry, ...
Dakerhen, IV. x. Dandelion, IV. x. IV. 3. 10. Darnel, VI. vii. Devils bit, VIII. iv. VII. 28.
VIII. 21. Dewberry, VI. xxiv- Dove, III. 5. VII. 30. X. 10. Dropwort, VT. xxii. Duck, IV.
vii. E. Earth nut, V. 20. Elder, V. iv. VI. xiv. xxix. VII. xvii. II. 4. III. 29. IV. n. 12. 17.
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Observations of the naturalhistory of the swallowtribe: with ...
Corncrake, Landrail, or Dakerhen. •GALLINVLA CHLOROPVS. Waterhen,
Commongallinule, or Moorhen. •GALLINVLA PORZANA. Watercrake, Spotted
Rail. ORDO VII. PINNATIPEDES, GENVS XLIII. PHALAROPVS HYPERBOREVS.
Thomas Forster, Edward Forster, 1817
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English Language Word Builder
... LAXATION LUXATION NUTATION VEXATION NISBERRY+ FAIRYDOM
PACHADOM SHEIKDOM BIDARKEE CAMPOREE DUNGAREEd HARAMBEE
KEDGEREE PATENTEE RETURNEE SLOETREE BACLOFEN DAKERHEN
GLYCOGEN ...
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A Dictionary of English Synonymes and Synonymous or Parallel ...
Cereal grain. 2. Maize, Indian corn. 3. Horny excrescence. Corn, v. a. 1. Salt
moderately, sprinkle with salt. 2. Intoxicate, fuddle, muddle, inebriate, make drunk
, make tipsy. Corncrake, n. Dakerhen, landrail, (Crex pratensis). Corneous, a.
Horny.
