10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REMIGATION»
Discover the use of
remigation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
remigation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... s. rhwyfedyn ; plyf adenydd aderyn [rhodoliad Remigation, rem-i-gë'-shyn, s.
rhwyfiad, ; Remigrate, rem'-i-grët lieu ri'-mi-grët, I v. n. dadfudo ; dadchwiwio
Remigration, rem-i-grë'-shyn, s. dadfud- iad, dadfud j Remind, rï-meind', v. a.
adgofio, ...
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Blackwood's Edinburgh magazine
Because a man, versed in Latin and Greek, is not, therefore, acquainted with the
mechanic laws of remigation or of shipbuilding. On the other hand, we have seen
, in our own days, a man of humble station, and no scholar at all, who, by a mere
...
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An English Dictionary: Explaining the Difficult Terms ...
The Lord Treafurer's Remembrancer, he makes pro- tel} againfl all Sbrriffs, &c.
Remembrancer of the firit Frnits, takes all Compofi- tims for the ftrfi Fruits ana
Tenths. Remes, о. for Reilmi, Remew, o. torefufe. Remigation, L » riming.
Remigration.
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Sheridan Improved: A General Pronouncing and Explanatory ...
one that reminds, one that puts in mind ; an officer of the Exchequer
REMIGATION, (rim-y-ga -Inin.) /. a rowing with oars To REMIGRATE, (rem'-J-
grate.) v. «. to remove back again REMIGRATION, ( rem-y-gra'-sliun. ) /. removal
back again To ...
Stephen Jones, Thomas Sheridan, 1798
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English Etymology: Or, a Derivative Dictionary of the ...
Fracture Gr.. Rcfresh. Rls-Zctor) -- GsRefuge. Fugiri-w -- Gr. Regale yrefresh ; to
entertain Remarkable. Mark, orMarrbe: Gr. Remble. Rabl' .- Gr. Remigation.
Rcmablc Gr. Reminiscency. Mnnor) Gr. *' Remonstrance. royally. Rag-al -
GrRcgznd.
George William Lemon, 1783
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English etymology / Lemon, George William: or, a derivative ...
R:gion — Gr. Reit — — Add. Gr. Rejection. Abjetf Relicks- Rtliquts Relieve.
Rcltue Reluctance. Lathing Gr. Rely. Lay, ot Lie down on Gr. Remackable. Mark,
or Marches Gr. Remble. Ramble — Gr. Remigation. Rentable Gr. Reminiscency.
George William Lemon, 1783
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English etymology; or, A derivative dictionary of the ...
Ram! Is — Gr. Remigation. Remeoble Gr. Reminiscency. Mamry. &□. l-.
RemoatoKS-. Rental. Rent of a house Gr. RE NTT; a handsome,. P. R. R. E. P. u.
R. A.
George William Lemon, 1783
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The English dictionarie of 1623
Relinquish. To leave off, to forsake. Reliques. Things left or remaining. Remigate.
To row, or row backe. Remigation. A rowing backe. Remi grate. To returne unto
his first dwelling. Remigration. A returning to ones first dwelling. Remisse.
Henry Cockeram, Chauncey Brewster Tinker, 1930
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The General Statutes of North Carolina: Annotated, ...
Beaufort coun“, v_ Hopkins, 62 N.C. App. 321_ 20-2 SiE.2d 662 (19831 _
Remigation of Patemity P1-e. duded in support Proceeding. _ A voluntary 5uPP°
rt agreement may' up?“ motion and a showing of changed cu-. mqancesy be
modified ...
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Enbies Malayāḷaṃ English nighaṇṭu
... shiver and dance uncontrollably and vehemently as in demoniac possession. $
d& ti. a paddle, an oar; a rudder; v. to paddle or manipulate the oar; to row; n.
gDS>_ajflj& rowing, paddling; steering;
remigation; v. SB <f-\i<a, to row, to paddle
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