10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LEPROUSNESS»
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An English and Welsh Dictionary, Wherein, Not Only the ...
Leprousness, s. Clafrllydrwydd ; crachlyd- rwydd: K rhydlydrwydd (rbwdlydrwydd,
brycheulydrwydd, brychni, brychi) niettel. Less, s. [the Conipar. of little] Llai,
Ephes. Hi. 8. t Heiaf, Heb. vii. 7. Indian. Num. xxii. 18. yeaydig, 1 Saw. xxii. 15. 1!
John Walters, Hannah Walters, 1828
The reservation (13(b)) is of itself interesting, since hyperborrowing is evidence
for the relative leprousness of some segment - the relatively low self-image of
speakers of some language projected concretely into the phonology of that ...
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Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
Sunndach, suigeartach, mear. LEPoRINE, adj. Maigheachail. LEPROSITY, s.
Lobharach, luibhreach. LEPROSY, s. Luibhre, muir, ball-ghalar. Lessons, 4:.
Lobharach, luibhreach, muireach. LEPROUSLY, adv. See Leprous.
LEPRoUSNEss, s.
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A Dictionary of the English and Russian Languages:
Hponantènuocrz., leprousness. Прокажёиный, а. leprous. Ilponáaa,f. leprosy.
Hponáannn'b, т. Проказница; awag, a rogue, a mischievous person.
Прокёзничать , s1, Hponásnrr., Hanponáanrr., cuponáamrr., ca, n.11. to play
pranks , to play ...
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Vollständiges Wörterbuch Der Englischen Sprache Für Die ...
Uusselbigftit, die, the Leprousness. Ilussiiflberu, wrb. ng. act. i) to cleanse, to
scowr; see 'Zsusreiniaetu Isusfcgen, 2) elncn Baum aussdubern, to prune or-lop
a Tree. Isuzffiubtrixng , die , Cleansing, Scowriitg. Ilussaufen , verb. irreg. act. to
drink ...
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A General Critical Grammar of the Inglish Language; on a ...
The analogy of our accentuation shortens the e in leperous, leprosy, leprously,
leprousness, the antepenultimate accent in trisyllables having a shortening
power. Leprosity has properly the primary vowel long, or atleast I apprehend so.
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Remains, Historical and Literary, Connected with the ...
... how he should be holpen ; to strengthen and comfort the milt [spleen], against
the whitlow or vyte in the fingers, leprousness, a broken leg or rib, burning with
hot water, oil, or fire, for them that have swallowed a gnat, stinging of a spinner,
&c.
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Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
... beast of prey. Felis panlus, L. Lepldio, sm. (Bot) Pepper-wort. Lepidium,
Lepidoctera, if. (Ent) Lepidoctera. Lepra, if. Leprosy, a- loathsome distemper
which covers the body with a kind of white scale. Leprosidad, if. (Med.)
Leprousness ...
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Baretti, Mateo Seoane, 1831
And the Lord came down from the height of heaven, as from a mountain, that He
might purge the leprousness of our sin; aud so the leper as already prepared
meets Him as He came iVudo- down. Pseudo-Origen; He works the cures below,
...
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Catena Aurea: Commentary on the Four Gospels, Collected out ...
And the Lord came down from the height of heaven, as from a mountain, that He
might purge the leprousness of our sin; and so the leper as already prepared
meets Him as He came down. PSEUDO-ORIGEN. (ubi sup.) He works the cures ...
