10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OCCUPATIVE»
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occupative in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Management, Quality and Economics in Building
56. Post-occupative. quality. evaluation. of. school. buildings,. a. case. of. study.
M.A.ESPOSITO Abstract: The goal of the project promoted by the Regione
Toscana-Giunta Regionale (Region Authority) is to investigate the conformity to
usage ...
A. Bezelga, P.S. Brandon, 2006
OCCUPATIVE. NAMES. PUBLIC OFFICIALS The varied and complicated set-up
of Italian governmental bodies, participation in their administration on the part of
military, ecclesiastical authorities, nobles, plebs and the arti, changes in the ...
Joseph Guerin Fucilla, 1949
3
A dictionary of English and Welsh surnames
Parramore for Paramour, which when it arose meant an honest lover. OFFICIAL
AND OCCUPATIVE. There are few variations to be mentioned under this head.
The official comprises the smallest class, and occupative names the next smallest
.
4
Dictionnaire Francois-anglois Et Anglois-francois, an ...
(trade ) emploi , m. vocation , f. métier , m. ( or tenure of land ) poffffion - d'une
terre , f. *Occupative, a. Ex. An occupative field, un champ abandonné dont un
autre a pris poff ffion. Occupied,a. occupé, rempli, joui , & c. V. to occupy.
Occupier ...
5
English Surnames: Their Sources and Significations
Isabel Stradling ' or ' William Stradling ' represent the straddle; 'Thomas le Ambler'
or ' Ralph le Ambuler' (when not occupative), the amble ; our ' Shailers,' ' Shaylors
,' and ' Shaylers,' the slutffle ; ' Robert le Liltere,' the hop ; our ' Scamblers ...
Charles Wareing Endell Bardsley, 1815
6
An English and Swedish Dictionary, Wherein the Generality of ...
Occultnefs, [I hemlíglict. OCCUPANT, 5. мнит, inicgare, асс-шитая. s. ”Ли,
beßdlning, ”гр-“иди;of? Occupation or texture of land, beßriníng; lidfd, oîŕoccui'
ATiou, мышам. То Оссцрасе, V. A, Мир, befiiia. Occupative , Adj. Ez. An
occupative Field ...
7
The Transactions of the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion
(2) Though we have a triple form apparently made up of two christian names and
an occupative surname, it is in reality a matter of patronymic with an occupative
byname : Robertus ap William Glover, 1573 (ibid., II, 342 ; V, 2079) ; Robertus ap
...
Cymmrodorion Society, Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion (London, England), 1961
8
The Royal Dictionary Abridged
Occupative, a. Ex. An occupative field, w: (lum/t abandnme' dart m] aulre a [trix
þqsffiam ss Oitctxpied, a. ways', renrþlr', joyi, &e. V. To occupy. pkeupier, (of land)
le [uffisful' d'une ture, celui qui t' a Pxl/usruil. _ Totctxmupy, -u. a. anasur ou ...
There is what we may call the occupative theory of the purpose of schools, and
the educative theory : there are, correspondingly, the occupative sort of studies,
and the educative sort. The occupative theory of the purpose of schools holds
that ...
Three of them may be mentioned here in connection with a small group of
occupative surnames of puzzling form. We have noticed (p. 104) that
monosyllabic, and some other, surnames of local origin frequently take an -s,
partly by analogy ...
