10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «MÍSTRU» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
místru in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
místru im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Name and Naming: Synchronic and Diachronic Perspectives
+ ƐN): e.g. Frpr. lu mistru, the name of a lineage whose native members (thirty, before 1969) descend from Maurice Perrilliat Mercerot (1838-1921), nicknamed mistru, and who is their closest common ancestor; (2) any domestic group ...
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Middle English Dictionary - Partea 5 - Pagina 598
33l4: Meliors. . was a-drad to be deth bei deseuy here wolde. . swiche mistrowe had meliors, for bei so moche him preised. al400(al325) Cursor 8433: And pat pou be noght in mistru [Trin-C: berto haue pou no mis trow], >ar- til mak i be here a ...
Hans Kurath, Robert Enzer Lewis,
1977
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Dictionnary of the English Language with Numerous ...
Mistru'st. n. s. [mis and trust."] Diffidence ; suspicion; want of confidence. He needs not our mistrust, since he delivers Our officers, and what we have to do, To the direction just. Shaksjieare, Macbeth. Not then mistrust, but tender love, injoins ...
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Krátce obsáhnutá Prawidla, k zpráwě Hospodářů, a polnjch ...
Johann Wenzel Redlhammer. - S. 35. To délenj patrj Fabrykantüm, nikoliale wlny prodáwaküm; tëmtodostina tom gef, jew celofia äfé wlnu pro- dáwagj aneb odwádégj. W. tom délenj pozüfáwá zegmena wffecko vménja kunft pekné, profednj a ...
Johann Wenzel Redlhammer,
1802
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Barclay's English Dictionary. With which is incorporated a ...
[maitr-esse, Fr.] a woman who manages a house, and keeps servants; a woman skilled in any thing; a Woman teacher; a woman who is the object of a persons love, in a good sense. A prostitute; used as an address of contempt. MISTRU'ST, s.
James Barclay (Curate of Edmonton.), William SHORTON,
1822
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A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words ...
Bp. Ball. MISTRU'ST. s. [mis and trust.] Diffidence; suspicion; want of confidence. Milton. 7b*MISTRU'ST. v. a. [mis and trust.] To suspect ; to doubt; to regard with diffidence. Cowley. MISTRU'STFUL. a. [mistrust and/ulT.] Diffident; doubting.
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A dictionary of the English language. Abstracted from the ...
[mi, and trust.] Diffidence ; suspicion; want of confidence. Milton. To MISTRU'ST. v. a. [mi, and trust.] To suspect ; to doubt ; to regard with diffidence. Coivley. MISTRU'STFUL. a. [mistrust and fill.] Diffident ; doubting. tfaller. MISTRUSTFULNESS.
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The Royal English dictionary: or, A treasury of the ...
MISTRU'ST, S. suspicion; want of con- Idence. To MISTRU'ST, V. A. to suspect ; to doubt. MISTRU'STFUL, Adj. suspicious diffident. MISTRU'STFULNES, S. the quality of suspecting the fidel ty of another. MIS I HU'STFUL; Y, Adv. in such a ...
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The New and Complete Spelling Dictionary: And Sure Guide ...
MISTLETO E, f. a plant that grows oa trees, MISTRESS, f. a woman who manages a houfe, a prostitute. MISTRU'ST, f. fuspicion, doubts MISTRU'ST, v. a. to fufpećt. MISTRU'STFUL, a. fufpicious. MISTRU'STFULNESS, f, doubt.MISTRU'STLESS ...
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Barclay's Universal English Dictionary, etc. (The Improved ...
MISTRU'ST, s. suspicion; difiidence. To MISTRU'ST, v. a. to suspect; to doubt. MISTRU'STF UL, a. suspicious; diffident. MlSTRU'STFULLY, ad. in such a manner as betrays a suspiclon. MISTRU'STFULNESS, s. the quality of suspecting the ...
James Barclay (Curate of Edmonton.), Thomas Noble, William SHORTON,
1835