10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «FERÍRE» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
feríre in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
feríre im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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The Complete Italian Master ... Translated Into English ... - Pagina 341
... /configgere, /configg Jaccheggiáre, dáre 'l guásta, circonvalláre, strîngere, affediáre, dar' un a/álta, préndre d'aff álto, far volár la mína, Jþaráre, capitoláre, , rénderst a pátti, cacciar man alla fþáda, ammazzáre, uccídere, dar quartiére, feríre, ...
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Etymologicon Linguae Anglicanae, Seu Explicatio Vocum ...
Datur 8C Teut. zerkerben,glaa dio Diffecare, vel in variislocis czsim Feríre, Alludit 8C nostro Curve, pro Insculpere, Incidere, Gnyga'em'. a Cafe, Theca, Loculus , parüm defiexo sensu , à Fr. G. Caffe, Cista, utr. à Lat. Capsa, ' l b a Eascmak ...
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Informatorium of verklaer-boeck over het Theatrum ... - Pagina 109
... camtus Compertre cómperi compc'rtus Farcíre farfi fartus Infercire inferfi infértus Refercire reférfi retenus Feríre f ferítus Fulcíre fulfi faltus Haurire haufi haufius Operire operui opértus Reperire reperi reparus Salíreialii faltus bekleedtn apenen ...
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Georgii Pray, Stephen Katona, et Danielis Cornides, ... - Pagina 15
... at fuste feríre ----- hoc ípsi etíam Grò'nlandí homínes crudo, & ímmítí coelo asvetí, índecorum fibí effe censent. (a) Verum de his, malím, ut Academias, quarum membrum sactus_ es, judícíum constítuant :' ego rebus , non verbís, ¡mmorabor, ...
Georg PRAY, Daniel Cornides, Antal GÁNÓCZY,
1784
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Publii Virgilii Maronis Carmina Omnia - Pagina 34
39 delinque fluctus furentes maris acitati , et nihil enraus cos sine feríre litora. — 40 Нас voce ii qui interrogar t, ad illud transiré soient quod potisslmum scire ctipiuiit. l'ara, serena; nocte autem ca- niendum de ccelo nocturno , nt ¡ntclligitur ex ...
Virgil, Friedrich Dübner, John Bond,
1858
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P. V. M. Bucolicôn Liber. The Bucolics of Virgil literally ... - Pagina 154
... Jeminine gender. a torch or taper félix, felicis, an adjective, of one termination. happy, fortunate, prosperous kind, propitious, v, 65 fêra, férae, a noun common, of the first declension and feminine gender. a nild beast fério, feríre, a verb active, ...
Virgil, T. W. C. Edwards,
1825
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A New Pocket Dictionary of the Italian and English ... - Pagina 153
... Ferlale,a.col ` '~" Ц ' ' ' › =` Y Ferialméntc, adi: Feriáto, a. vac Fenménto, sm. a _ Fermo, a. wild, тиара/Р _ _ _ -- v' Feríre, to wound, strike, lz. r... __ gglàre, to fe ' ‹ 1'6Г!$а‚&/`.ашоип‹1‚/гигг‚ cut панды f .^ e, следила": ' _52.Fergtà, stìerceness ...
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Short introduction of grammar ... of the Latine tongue ...
... tei*ús le/feríre, feretur. phr. feremur, fere- mini,ferentur. - < • Poflum, Voló, Malo, babe no UmperatiDe Styotíb. »«t allô in Ovid. 6 Ftro is irregular only in this, that in certain tenlW it loofei the vowel after г ; as, /•«, /л-г, for /fr«, /ич>. 7 T«/< is made ...
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The new pocket dictionary of the Italian and English ...
... mortal Féretro, m. a coffin, tomb Féria, m. a festival, holiday/ Feríale, adj. common, ordinary, trivial Ferialménte, adv. commonly Feriato, adj. vacant ; giorno fenáto,/«íiwi( Feriménto, m. a wounding Ferino, adj. wild, savage, fierce, cruel Feríre, ...
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A New Abridgment of Ainsworth's Dictionary: English and ...
Historical, hiatoricua, historians. Historically, historiée. A history, biatoria. To write a history, historian) ecribeVe. To hit, feríre, percutiré. [Happen or succeed } conliiietfre, ac- cNore, etieeedSre- Or agree about a thing, de re aliquft consentiré.