ETYMOLOGIE DES WORTES CUCÚTĂ
cucútă (cucúte), s. f. –
1. Plantă, dudău (Conium maculatum). –
2. Nume care se dă uneori, greșit, plantei Heracleum spondylium în
Trans., și laurului (Datura stramonium) în Banat. –
Mr. cucută. Lat. *
cucuta, var. vulgară de la
cicuta (la Pușcariu 427; Densusianu,
Rom., XXXIX, 332; Candrea-Dens., 423; REW 1909; Rosetti, I, 59; DAR); aceeași alterare a vocalismului apare în
alb. kukutë (poate provine din
rom.),
prov. coucudo, dial. din Saintoge,
coucu, berri. cocue. Der. cucuțea (
var. cucuțel),
s. f. (plantă, Oenanthe Phellandrium), pe care Pascu, I, 71, îl derivă nefondat, din
lat. cucutia „nume al unui fruct necunoscut”. – Din
rom. provine
sb. kukùta, kùkuta (Candrea,
Elemente, 406; Berneker 641), pe care Cihac, III, 86, îl considera etimon al
rom.
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F. Krautige Pflanze der Familie der Doldengewächse, mit Wurzeln und giftigen Früchten, zur Verwendung in Arzneimitteln. CUCÚTĂ ~e f. Plantă erbacee din familia umbeliformelor, cu rădăcina și fructele toxice, folosită în farmaceutică.
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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «CUCÚTĂ» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
cucútă in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
cucútă im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Lonel Colombia - Pagina 132
Pamplona is on the Bucaramanga–Cúcuta road, and buses pass by regularly to both Cúcuta (COP$13,000, two hours, 72km) and Bucaramanga (COP$25,000, 41⁄2 hours, 124km). The road from Bucaramanga to Pamplona is in very poor ...
2
The Historical Encyclopedia of World Slavery
small town located in the northeastern corner of present-day Colombia, Cúcuta was the site, from May until October 1821, of a constitutional and legislative assembly whose delegates promulgated the Constitution of 1821, which gave legal ...
Junius P. Rodriguez, 1997
3
1812 Echoes: The Cadiz Constitution in Hispanic History, ...
Legal and constitutional historians in Colombia have dedicated much attention to tracing the origins and legacies of the Cúcuta Constitution. Néstor Ospina has provided the most recent synthesis of the place of Cúcuta in the development of ...
Adam Sharman, Stephen G.H. Roberts, 2013
Staff at the Avianca airline office (%571 5161) can guide you through the complexities of the timetable from Cúcuta – find it downtown on Avenida 4. Numerous town-centre shops offer plenty of places to pick up essentials, with banks with ...
5
VIVA Travel Guides Colombia - Pagina 380
Like any other port—whether land or waterway—Cúcuta has serious problems with security. The streets bustle with commerce and the constant movement all make it easy for a thief to do his/her deed and easily disappear. The entire city is ...
Lorraine Caputo, Paula Newton, Richard McColl, 2008
6
Pompeis Difficile Est: Studies in the Political Life of ... - Pagina 108
Most important, however, are three graffiti naming a Cucuta or Ci- cuta, another official of the imperial household, this time an accountant (ab rationibus).20 90: Cucuta21 91: Cu Cucuta Ner(onis)22 92: Cucuta ab ra[t]ioni[b]us Neronis ...
7
Colombia. Ediz. Inglese - Pagina 103
Pamplona's on the Bucaramanga–Cúcuta road, and buses pass by regularly to both Cúcuta (US$4, 13⁄4 hours, 72km) and Bu- caramanga (US$8, 41⁄2 hours, 124km). Bus and share-taxi companies at the station run sporadic schedules, so if ...
Michael Kohn, Robert Landon, Thomas Kohnstamm, 2006
Poco después de contraer matrimonio, Emilia, una joven mexicana de familia acomodada, abandona su país para trasladarse a Venezuela junto con su flamante marido.
A goodly portion of Colombia's coffee exports comes from the district around the little city of Cucuta, whose official name is San José de Cucuta. It is the capital of North Santander, is situated in a beautiful valley of the Colombian Andes ...
William Harrison Ukers, 1935
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Cúcut: Government of Cúcuta, Francisco de Paula Santander, ...
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