WAS BEDEUTET PANÁRD AUF RUMÄNISCH
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Definition von panárd im Wörterbuch Rumänisch
panard m., pl. panárzi; F. sg. panarda, pl. panárde panárd adj. m., pl. panárzi; f. sg. panárdă, pl. panárde
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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «PANÁRD» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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Memorias políticas y militares, para servir de ... - Pagina 189
No bien reparada esta tropa,,en un Consejo de guerra que se tuvo el dia 19 de Mayo quedó determinado marchar el siguiente a la 'Samoggia, para desde allí encaminarseial Panárd. Campado en este puestoï 'ventajoso cón el rio de este ...
Vicente Bacallar y Sanna San Felipe, 1793
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A Complete Body of Conveyancing: In Theory and Practice
And also in consideration of the rents, covenants, conditions and agreements her:in-af:cr mentioned o» the pan ar.d behalf of the said S, R. his executors, administrators and1 asngns, signs, to be paid, done and performed, he the said 224 ...
Edward Wood, John Joseph Powell, 1793
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Mrs. Hill's New Cook Book: Housekeeping Made Easy - Pagina 168
Make a paste, using three tablespoonfuls of flour and sufficient water ; stir this into the stew-pan, ar.d add three pints of hot water or hot broth. Stir all well together, and continue to stir frequently. Cover the stew-pan, and set it upon a corner of ...
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Studies in Judeo-Arabic translations of the Bible: - Pagina 81
... jvd .57473/4232 nDoai 'KB'ona'iwni 'nwVn Dnnon n'aa miVsn ,'paipi'D ioixa '"3 9 .nnipJ kV? vupn nx 'npnvn nnna jrx rn ansa nvonpxnn nnipjrro . 1 165 'ay .onpoVx axnaVx 10 paV D":an D'Dinn pa d'iob pan ar D'xxna i:x dx 81 mu"3K pnx>
United States. Office of Experiment Stations. COOKING EXPERIMENT NO. 105. The meat used in this experiment was a rib from a young steer. The entire rib was placed in a closed roasting pan ar.d cooked in a gas- heated oven for one hour.
United States. Office of Experiment Stations, 1903
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Aluminium industry in India: problems and prospects
Utensil and Consumer Durables Sector: — Utensils: — Utensils of common use, — pressure cooker/ pan, ar.d — Bucket/ water container. — Consumer durables: — Ceiling/Table/Pedestal fans, — Exhaust fans, — Ovens, — Cooking range, ...
P. N. Radhakrishnan, G. D. Kalra, National Council of Applied Economic Research, 1987
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History and Present Status of Instruction in Cooking in ... - Pagina 85
The entire rib was placed in a closed roasting pan ar.d cooked in a gas- heated oven for one hour. The temperature of the oven was 249° C. (480= F.) for the first fifteen minutes, and 193° C. (380° F.) for the remaining time. The time employed ...
Louise Eleanor Shimer Hogan, 1899
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Health Care in Rural America: The Frontier Perspective : ...
... tsur ton Bieupivindi on edseq aar esuavocay ,aurn<3+ e si antp s - ». -9'd'a *t' e.&ner Qon 1 het. rbvo ybonm av«s 1 1 Tw pan esseo tsou> ni vervocar peeps esdo yqaran spenirf pan y1tujej. Sn >:vpl| pan a r?d „ nm0t aiuho „ het ^Tiq ' let.
United States. Congress. Pepper Commission, 1990
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The Annual review and history of literature, A. Aiken ed - Pagina 918
Dogs will howl to the flute, or to the trumpet ; snakes come from their hiding-places at the song of the charmer ; bees are hived by the tinkling of a brass pan ; ar.d, if there be any truth in the legend of the Pied Piper, he w;js a Dutch Orpheus, ...
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The Literary Gazette: A Weekly Journal of Literature, ... - Pagina 578
It Applied itself on one occasion, for instance, to e-atizir the boiling fritter-, overturned the frying-pan, ar d scalded its muzzle, lips, and feet se-c-ereTv. It did not want cunning, when urged, to <*»t»r- food : it was often observed to vuch the xa>- ...
William Jerdan, William Ring Workman, John Morley, 1831
