10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FRINGILLACEOUS»
Discover the use of
fringillaceous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fringillaceous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
General Zoology: pt. 1. Aves.- v. 14, pt. 2. General index
.FRINGILLACEOUS manor. P§i_ttac__us fr_ingi_llaceus. _P. -viridis, capite
cyaneo, genis gulajugulo p lmaculaquc abdominis ex lacteo sanguineis,
abdomine violaceo. Latlr. ind. 'om. V Greeu'Parrot, with blue head, pale red
cheeks, throat' ...
George Shaw, James Francis Stephens, 1812
2
General zoology, or, Systematic natural history, by G. Shaw ...
Nar tive of Brasil, FRINGILLACEOUS PARROT, Psittacus fringillaceus. P. viridis,
capite cyaneo, genis gulajvgulo tnaculaque abdominis ex lacleo sanguineis,
abdomine violaceo. Lath, ind. orn. Green Parrot, with blue head, pale red cheeks,
...
George Shaw, James Francis Stephens, 1812
3
An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... ffrin-jil-lê'-ri-â, j gwincod, llwyth y wine, y pinclwyth Fringillaceous,flrin-jil-lé'.
shys,o.gwinc- aidd, perthynol i lwyth y wincod Fringy, ffrin'-ji, a. siderog, sitrachog,
eddiog, sideraidd, eddiol, sitrachaidd Fripper, ffrip'-per, j s. henddillad- Fripperer,
...
4
Dictionary of scientific terms
This family includes the Linnets^Sparrows, Bullfinches, Goldfinches, Buntings,
Larks, &e. ; — Fringillina, is a sub-family of theFringillidae, comprehendingthe
Ground -finches ; — Fringillaceous, pertaining to the Finches. Frond (Lat. frons a
leaf) ...
5
No idle words, and Having the last word: with an introd. to ...
For example, who is more naturally prone to fritinancy than some old frizzed
fribble, out on a frisk and meeting a fringillaceous fricatrice who happens to be
free and soon gets fried? (Fringillaceous means fmch-like, fried is modern for
tipsy, and ...
Ivor John Carnegie Brown, 1951
For example, who is more naturally prone to fritinancy than some old frizzed
fribble, out on a frisk and meeting a fringillaceous fricatrice who happens to be
free and soon gets fried? (Fringillaceous means finch-like, fried is modern for
tipsy, and ...
Ivor John Carnegie Brown, 1948
7
An Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
Also applied to hair, e.g. Piccadilly fringe, Newgate fringe (frilt). fringillaceous.
From L. fringilla, finch. frippery. Earlier freperie , OF. (friperie), old clothes, from j
riper, "to wear unto rags hy often ruhhing" (Cotg.), OF. freper, from frepe, ferpe,
felpe, ...
8
The Chambers Dictionary
[Ofrfrenge, from Lfimbriae threads, related lofihra a fibre] fringillaceous/nn-jiWd '
sins, adj relating to the finches or Fringlll Idae. — adj frlnglll Id. frlnglll'iform or
fringiH Ine. [Lfringi/la a finch] fripon fre-p5, (Fr) n a knave or scamp. — n
friponnerie ...
9
Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
... чдт ЯЧТЯТ; ЧТТГ oHIHI, Г+«1КТ ЯТЯТ, Ч11-Л ЯЧТЯТ; adjs. fringed 4l0<K, чзч
?тт, f+-fi<<K, чт*? я^ Hd+d1 чтят ЧТЯТ; fringeless тчят 43% ¡FT; тчят 4TÍT ¡ft; f+
dKi^ta; ai//, fringy чзч- 5TT, 4WTSTT fringillaceous adj. РбЯГТЯ^Т ЧТ ^[rît ЯЧЧТ;
...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
6. fringillaceous bird, dar am ~ to play s. o. a trick. ~ de rato, goto, etc. blgode (II)
s. m. canary bird of Angola. blgodear v. 1. to deceive, trick. 2. to cheat, swindle. 3.
to fool someone, bigode-de-arame s. m. (pi. bigodes-de-arome) man with a ...
Henriette Michaelis, Fritz Pietzschke, 1970
