Meaning of "amorecada" in the Spanish dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD AMORECADA

La palabra amorecada procede de *amorecar, de morueco.

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PRONUNCIATION OF AMORECADA IN SPANISH

a · mo · re · ca · da

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF AMORECADA

Amorecada is a noun.

A noun is a type of word the meaning of which determines reality. Nouns provide the names for all things: people, objects, sensations, feelings, etc.

WHAT DOES AMORECADA MEAN IN SPANISH?

Definition of amorecada in the Spanish dictionary

The definition of amorecada in Spanish is topetada de ram.

En el diccionario castellano amorecada significa topetada de carnero.

TRANSLATION OF AMORECADA

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5 SPANISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AMORECADA»

Discover the use of amorecada in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to amorecada and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Spanish literature.

Etimologías españolas

Que amurcar viene de amorcar y este de amorecar y este de morueco (sin relación con embrocar y embarcar) y que amurcada 'embestida con los cuernos' viene de amorcada y este de amorecada y este de morueco lo prueba, entre otros ...

Vicente García de Diego, 1964

Revista de dialectología y tradiciones populares

DH: de 1495 a 1582. amorecada 'topetada de carnero', ant. DH: único testimonio 1275. amoricones 'señas o muestras de amor', desus. DH: de 1531 a 1945. amoriscado 'semejante a los moriscos', sin marca. DH: de 1472 a 1593 (hay un ...

Boletín de la Real Academia Española

Amorecada 'topetazo de morueco' en el siglo xm se ha hecho después amorcada, y así en otros muchos casos. La conservación de la protónica en trecenal tercenal y su pérdida en tresnal es el consabido caso de acción fonética destructiva ...

Real Academia Española, 1958

Estudios de Lexicografía Española

DH: de 1495 a 1582. amorecada 'topetada de carnero', ant. — DH: único testimonio, 1275. amoricones 'señas o muestras de amor', desus. — DH: de 1531 a 1945. amoriscado 'semejante a los moríscos', sin marca. — DH: de 1472 a 1593 ...

Manuel Seco, 2003

Traduccion de los libros de Caio Plinio Segundo de la ...

La mordedura destps causa grande dolor,y luego se pone amorecada. Estas } y ios alacra- nés son ygualmente en'emigos , y es tan grande el p- dio que fe tieneîj,que solo con verse se turban S'y tiemblan con vn su dor frio \ y elado, ...

Cayo Plinio Segundo, 1599