10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «TENDÁR» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
tendár in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
tendár im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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The New London Spelling-Book ... A New Edition, with ... - Pagina 87
L-giers Dun-blane Le-on OS-tend Ar-gyle Dum-dee Le-vant Pall-mall Ar-magh Dun-more Lor-raine Pen-zance Ben-gal Dun-mow Ma-drid Ra-phoe Car-lisle Fin-gal . Mo-gul Sa-voy Cas-tile Gui-enne Mon-teith Tan-gier Clon-mell Ja-pan ...
2
The Inscriptions of Nabopolassar, Amel-Marduk and Neriglissar
... 1-rat-ta-a (NaplC12/2:29; NaplC12/3: 29) – [ú-rat-ta]-a (NaplC12/1: 29) re'ü Vb. G “to pasture, to tend” Gt “to constantly tend” – ar-ta-ni-'-e (NeglC21/1: Il 4) – "re'-[]-"e" (NeglC22: I 5) ré'ü subst: “shepherd” re-é-um (NaplC12/1: 1; NaplC32: 2; ...
3
The Whole Law Relative to the Duty and Office of a Justice ...
... or rork silt, to he Used at any refinery of rock salt, or for making of mineral alkalior Mux for glass; and thereupon Officer to »t- such officer on being ordered by the supervisor, and not having tend ar.d take 0<h necvsf2rv employment at the time ...
Thomas Walter Williams, 1808
4
Early English Drama: An Anthology - Pagina 357
Yee, oure shepe that we gett tend Ar stollyn as thay yode. Oure los is grette. wandered MAK. Syrs, drynkys! Had I bene thore, Som shuld have boght it full sore. paid for it 510 PASTOR 1 . Mary, som men trowes that ye wore, believe And that us ...
5
Plays - Volumul 8 - Pagina 522
The Hamburgers offered I now not how many dollars for his companie in an Eafl-Indian voyage, to have floode a nightes in [be Paopt of their Admirall, with to six-m' 'be charge; qs tend/ar." Swevens. This appears to have been a very old joke.
William Shakespeare, Samuel Johnson, Georges Steevens, 1793
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The Philosophical and Political History of the Thirteen ... - Pagina 95
Hence may tend-ar plants, - ctwhich do not Hand' the winter of Virginia, flourishin Caroli'na; for they have oracngcs in plvnty near Chariestowo, and excellentin their kinds, both sweet and four. Oli-vcs are rather neghcted by- the plzmer, than ...
Esq. James Franklin, 1784
7
The New London Spelling Book, Or, The Young Gentlemen and ...
L-'giers Dam-fries Lan-daFf Os-tend Ar-gyle Dun-bar Le-vrmt Pall-mall Ar-ma h Dun-blame Lor-raine Pen-zance Ben-g5 Dun-doe . , Lu-cet-ne Ro-croy Bombay Fis-kard Ma-drid Sa-lins ' Car-lisle Gui-en'ne Mon-teith Tan- ier Cas-tile Ja-pan ...
8
The temple, sacred poems and private ejaculations. [With] ... - Pagina 85
That both Grace and Glory tend Ar.g. Us of old, 'Men. Andusiftth* eritt: . Chor. The great Shepherd of the Fold Ang. Usdidmakej . Men. For us was fold, Chor. He ourFoes in pieces brake : . .-. Ang. Hint we touch; Men. And him we take. Chor.
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Elements of Chemistry: comprehending all the most ... - Pagina 552
3- Perhaps LIGHT may deserve to be regarded, merely, Theory of . . . . the Nature as a Substam'e of [tend/ar rclatzam and attractzons, mer/raofLiBM- nice! and chemical, which ma/ge it sizsrc/ztible zffso/uiian in fire, air, and watcr,-rmder it, ...
Robert HERON (Miscellaneous Writer.), 1800
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An English and Welsh Dictionary: Wherein Not Only the ...
To attend, [look after, take care of, tend] Ar- ail, arcilio, coledd, yingeleddu, gwarchod, gwarchadw, gwylio ar beth. To attend, attend to or on [mind, or be careful in] business, Gofalu am, bod yn ddytàl (yn ddiwyd, yn ddi-csgeulus, yn ddiflin) yn, ...
