10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «CÉRNERE» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
cérnere in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
cérnere im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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A Worlde of Wordes - Pagina 135
CÉRNERE,. СЕНЬЮ,. CERNÉI,. (вышито,. to. discerne, to picke, chuse or cull out, to sift, to bolt. CERNICCl-EO, a picker or culler or devider of any thing, but properly a bodkin which women use to part their haire on their heads withall, ...
John Florio, Hermann W. Haller,
2013
Cerna, divisimi, partitùm. — Cerna, choice, the best. Cernecchiare, v. a. a dinu of the verb Cernere ; to pick with negligente. Cernéochio, s. m. a lock of hair that luxngs from tlie temples over the ears. Cérnere, v. a. to sever, to sift, to cribble ...
Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, Charles Thomson,
1831
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El Latino instruido en la composicion y version elegante ... - Pagina 101
... expresiones: Ut quisque crudelissimë oppugnátur, ita eum levíssimè sublevátis. Ut quisque óptime Grece sciret, ita este nequíssimum. 1o. Vídeas, vidère licet, vidère, est, cérnere licet, cérnere est , se usan con elegancia en vez de vidébis, ...
Nicolás Antonio Heredero y Mayoral,
1790
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New Pronouncing and Explanatory English-Italian and ...
... sècrelary`soflicc, of ficio del segreiàrio; dicastéro; ugretariálo Sècretaqship, к. segretariáto secrète , va. ce láre, nascòndere, occnllàre; (fs/ol.) segregáre , cérnere; lar secreziònu Secrétion, s. segrupamènlo , Bwrcziòne Sécrelivcness, s.
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P. V. M. Bucolicôn Liber. The Bucolics of Virgil literally ... - Pagina 145
Cerås, the goddess of corn and of harvests. corn itself, a crop or harvest céreus, cérea, céreum, an adjective of three terminations. naren or made of nar soft and yellon, like nar, ii, 53 cérno, crévi, crétum, cérnere, a verb active of the third ...
Virgil, T. W. C. Edwards,
1825
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A Natural History of Latin
Celt cenacenae f. meal, dinner cénseocénsui censum censére judge, advise, believe censorcensóris m. censor (a Roman magistrate) centrumcentri n. centre 113 centum hundred ceráseaceráseae f. cherry 169 cernocrevi cérnere distinguish ...
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A New Method of Learning with Facility the Latin Tongue. ...
CERNO, crevi, cretum, cérnere: to judge; 'tosee; 'to discern ; to determine; to sift; to separate, to distinguish ; to dispute about anvajizir; to engage with, to fight ; to enter upon an estate. From thence comes crétio, the act whereby a person ...
Claude Lancelot, Antoine Arnauld, Pierre Nicole,
1816
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The Consolation of Boethius As Poetic Liturgy - Pagina 49
The second-to-last word, beginning with another accented downbeat 'c', cérnere (to see, discern) harshly contrasts with the cernebat (l.8) that described the one who once looked at the light of the sun; but at this point in the line we have ...
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History of the Royal Society, from Its Institution to the ...
... Praenionstrant, regnisque tonans qua! fata volutet-9 His tellure cnpis, 'qua: vis, quis motus et ordo Cérnere : sublimem deductnmque mthera term Tychonis pnndunt operas? lrge, (lisce, videbis 'mm 'domi'filiindum 'invenies', caliimque libcllo.
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A New Pocket Dictionary of the Italian and English ... - Pagina 85
Cérnere.io sever, sift, pick. Cernúto, part, separated. Cero, sm.ñ wax taper, a statue. Gerona, sf. a large face. Ceroso, a. waxy. Cerottino,em.a little wax taper, a plaster of wax, etc. Cerotto, m.a wax taper; a sear* cloth. [blunder. Cerpellóne , sm.
Saint Hilaire Blanc,
1856