10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LIMPINGLY»
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limpingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
limpingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Chambers's etymological dictionary of the English language, ...
limping; A*j*. limped'. — я. act of limping; a halt. [A.S. Hmp-healt, lame ; old Ger.
limphen, to limp; connected with Sans, lamb, to lau.] limpingly, limp'ing-li, adv., in
a limping manner. Limpet, lim'pet, n. a small shell-fish, which clings to hart rocks.
Chambers W. and R., ltd, Andrew Findlater, James Donald (F.R.G.S.), 1867
2
A Grammar of Huallaga (Huánuco) Quechua
... 'John's foot' Adverbs precede the adjectives they modify; e.g.: 19 sumaq wira
waaka very fat cow 'a/the very fat cow' They generally precede the verb that they
modify; e.g.: 20 Weqruyllapa purin. limpingly he: walks 'He walks limpingly.
3
Albanian-English, English-Albanian
-e, -et. hobble çal/ó j kal. , -ova, -úar. hobble, limp çálthi ndajf. limpingly camarrók,
-e mb. naughty, mischievous ; f ëmi jë çamarrok a naughty child çamçakëz, -i m.
chewing-gum canák, -u m. sh. -ë, -ët. bowl çáng/ë, -a f. sh. -a, -at. gong; i bie ...
4
The Minute Boys of Mohawk Valley
At that moment, while we were making the air ring with our shouts of triumph, I
saw a figure emerge from that sinister pile of dead and maimed and come
limpingly in the direction of the fort, moving evidently with great effort and slowly.
At first I ...
James Otis, 1stworld Library, 2005
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Indo-Pacific Linguistic Studies: Historical linguistics
... daku'd 'to shake' (Hi. dagdagana, id.). 2. dhaka'j dhuku'j 'limpingly, shakingly; to
become shaky, tired' : daka'j duku'j 'totteringly ; to become old and weak, to shake
(from weakness), totter'. 2a. dakar dukur 'faint' : deke'd deke'd 'weak, feeble, ...
George Bertram Milner, Eugénie J. A. Henderson, 1966
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Geiriadur Saesneg a Chymraeg: An English and Welsh ...
Qgìrk-lime, - Limner, 5. eiluniwr, paentiwr, portreiedydd Limous, а. lleiçiiawg.
Limp, a. mafw: 'и. clnnhecian Lim et, 5ub. brenigen, llygad ma aren Limpid, д.
gloyw, têr Limpidnefs, 5. gloywder Limping, part. liecian Limpingly, ad. dan
hecian ...
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An Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
... go (carry) one, to go limpingly, is from child's halting method of calculation,
putting down dot as reminder to carry one. The official Fremdenblatt dotsCount
Czernin's i's and crosses hist'sfor him (DailyChron. Apr.4, 1917). dot 2 . F., dowry
...
8
A Dictionary in Sanscrit and English
afl'. II r. lst cl. (Elf?!) ('1') Hfq (“fin To go, to move, to approach. , III (1,) Ui'r. lst cl. (
WIFE) To be with or near, to touch, to be in contact or union with. (t) Ufil r. lst cl. (
Iiil'fil') ' To go or move. ' To go limpingly, to be lame. r. l0th cl. (EITIIIIFH) ' To taste.
Horace Hayman Wilson, 1832
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The Museum of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art
Our conversation was limpingly carried on in a great variety of broken langu-\ges
—Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, French, and English, had each their turn in rapid
succession. The subject of all this poly-glottery was the glories and piety of John
...
Robert Walsh, Eliakim Littell, John Jay Smith, 1834
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A Dictionary of the English and Singhalese, and Singhalese ...
Benjamin Clough. (329) Lìneage,'s. Óm'ïgtof, 8.22506, ‚Имен s. Ctìâcäad, cada
шпаг, a. emigaœg, esvg, Lion, з. вельвета, éâsíenooa Lis (aso) шт „М
Liquescent, s. СЬЗЁЭ, 80359, Litany, s. LIN LIQ Y \ . Limpingly, ad. от'ш'оси,
S653 ...
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LIMPINGLY»
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limpingly is used in the context of the following news items.
The 10 best TV medics
... where he limpingly led his white-coated team around the corridors, curing mysterious conditions. Vicodin-addicted House might have been a ... «The Guardian, Feb 15»
Links for the Day: Kim Kardashian Is Butt of Old Racial Joke, 20 …
"Almost as soon as the limpingly elegiac opening credits have passed, Jones—whose filmmaking to date has proven every bit as eccentric as ... «slantmagazine, Nov 14»
Are the Lakers Really This Bad?
... the year and a host of contributors across the offense and defense limpingly occupying spots on the NFL's achy-to-incapacitated spectrum. «Wall Street Journal, Dec 12»
More grade school students learning English in Costa Rica
This is easier for the teacher but graduates may understand the grammar but speak it limpingly and write it poorly. Also students trained in this ... «The Costa Rica Star, Nov 12»
The Keys to Forest Conservation
Janzen: Limpingly. I have to say that because I'm the failure in part, in the sense that I'm the one who sort of sparked the idea. And then. «Yale Environment 360, Mar 10»
