Meaning of "absintiato" in the Portuguese dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF ABSINTIATO IN PORTUGUESE

ab · sin · ti · a · to

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF ABSINTIATO

Absintiato 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.

TRANSLATION OF ABSINTIATO

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• Translator Portuguese - Chinese: absintiato
• Translator Portuguese - Spanish: Absintiado
• Translator Portuguese - English: Absinthe
• Translator Portuguese - Hindi: absintiato
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• Translator Portuguese - Russian: absintiato
• Portuguese: absintiato
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• Translator Portuguese - Japanese: absintiato
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• Translator Portuguese - Javanese: absintiato
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• Translator Portuguese - Tamil: absintiato
• Translator Portuguese - Marathi: absintiato
• Translator Portuguese - Turkish: absintiato
• Translator Portuguese - Italian: absintiato
• Translator Portuguese - Polish: absintiato
• Translator Portuguese - Ukrainian: absintiato
• Translator Portuguese - Romanian: absintiato
• Translator Portuguese - Greek: absintiato
• Translator Portuguese - Afrikaans: absintiato
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6 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «ABSINTIATO»

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

Vocabulário ortográfico oficial: de acôrdo com a nova ...

absintiar. absintato, s. m.: absintiato. absintico, adj. absintina, s. f. absintismo, j. m. absintite, s. m. absinto, .i. m. Var.: absintio. absintol, j. m.: absintiol. absintoso (ô), adj. : absintioso. absistério. s. m. absogro (ô),s. m. F.: absogra. Pl.: absogros ...

Walmírio Macedo, 1964

Atti dell' Accademia Gioenia di scienze naturali di Catania

I - _ Braconnot, che ha analizzato l'estratto acquoso dell'Artemisia Absynthium, vi rinvenne una materia resinosa amarissima; materia animale amarissima; materia animale poco sapida; fecola particolare '; absintiato di potassa; nitrato di ...

L' infermiere in pratica sopra la cura di tutti li morbi del ...

Li Chimici usano nella cura della cachesia la tintura di Marte fatta con succo di pomi , l'estratto di rhabarbaro , il crocco di Marte absintiato , l'elixir proprie- tatis line acido , la essenza di absintio , e quella di camedrios , e di centaurea minore,  ...

Mansueto di Brembilla, 1728

A - B.

1102B Claram-Vallem, quae prius vallis absynthialis dicebatur (cf. Wilh. vita Bern . PL 40 1 85,241c). absinthiatus, -a, -urn. absinthio conditus - Wermut- : Notulae Wilh. Cong. 611 vino absintiato. neutr. pro subst. i. q. vinum absinthio conditum ...

Bayerische Akademie der Wissenschaften/Berlin-Brandenburgische Akadenie der Wissenschaften,

Die Zahnmedizin Rogers und der Rogerglossen: e. Beitr. zur ...

... de capitulo de tinea, quod fit de auripigmento, calce uiua, tartaro confecto cum sapone, succo absin- (tii). Hic ualet in opilatione splenis et epatis. Etiam stomachi coleram purgat, vnde in principio magy, qui consueuerunt uti uino absintiato.

Wolfgang Löchel, Ruggero (Frugardo), 1976

Studien zur Geschichte der Medizin

Hie ualet in opilatione spleriis et epatis. «10 Etiam stomachi coleram purgat, vnde in principio magy4), qui consueuerunt uti uino absintiato. Vnguento uiridi. Vngentum uiride leniter corrosiuum est et tantum ponitur pro consolidatiuo in fistula ...

Karl Sudhoff, 1918