10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «ATEMORAR»
Discover the use of
atemorar in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
atemorar and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
1
Crónicas da Ordem dos Frades Menores
E por tanto primeiro o pregadoi fe ha de cncher do fpirito de Déos ñas fecretas
oraçoés de que defpois communique & repártanos feus fermoés, & primeiro ha
de feruorar, a li dentro, quequeira atemorar os outros de tora Chamaua
reuerendo ...
Marcos (de Lisboa, Bishop of Porto), 1615
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A Pocket Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages
V. Contrmpo- C.lHee, *. cafe СогГесЬоиве, ». cafe, сам о sitio donde se rende
cale1 CülTeepo!, s. cafetera Cdffee-tree, *. café Coffer, ». arca, tesoTo То Ctírfer,
ra- atemorar o meter dinero en arcas ОоПегег,*. el que mete dinero en arca*, ...
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A new pocket dictionary of the English & Spanish languages ...
Atediarse, v.r. To be disgusted or displeased. [of God. Ateísmo, s.m. Atheism or
disbelief Ateísta, s.m. Atheist. Atemorizar y Atemorar, v.a. To terrify. [open fields.
Atémpa, s.f. Pasture in plains and Atemperación, sf. The act and effect of
tempering ...
Mariano Cubí y Soler, 1823
4
Neuman & Baretti: A Pocket Dictionary of the Spanish and ...
Ataviar, va. to trim, adorn A tediarse, vr. be disgusted Ateísmo, tm. atheism Ateísta
, tm. atheist Atemorizar y Atemorar, va. to terrify Atémjia, (fia place for pasture
Atemperar, va. to temiier, soften, mollify Atenacear d Atenazar, va. to tear ort* the
...
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Dos Hombres Y Dos Mujeres en Medio
Uno más osado dice así: «Verbos inventados por Zunzunegui, que tomamos
entre docenas y docenas: sabrosear, guarismar, atemorar, ajuarar, nostalgiar,
etc.» y>Vamos con sabrosear: Ferrer, en el sermón del Pilar, dice asi: «Los
apóstoles ...
Juan Antonio de Zunzunegui, Juan Antonio Tamayo, 1944
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Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages
AtediArse, vr. To be disgusted or displeased to consider with disgust. Ateismo,TM
. Atheism or disbelief of God. ATEfsTA, sm. Atheist, one who denies the ex
istence of God. AtemorizAr y AtemorAr, va. To terrify, to strike "with terror. Atempa,
sf.
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Diccionario enciclopédico gallego-castellano
DA p.p. de atemorar y atemorarse. || adj. Asustado, amedrantado, alarmado,
receloso. ATEMORAR v. a. Atemorar, atemorizar, amedrantar, causar temor,
intimidar, infundir miedo. ATEMORARSE v. r. Atemorizarse, sentir temor o miedo.
Eladio Rodríguez González, 1958
(Ant.) V. Ante. AtediArse, Tr. To be disgusted or displeased, to consider with
disgust. Ateismo, sm. Athoism or disbelief of God. Ateista, sm. Atheist, one who
denies the ex istence of God. AtemorizAr y AtemorAr, va. To terrify, to strike with
terror.
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1831
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Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
(Ant/) V . Ante. AtkdiArse, vr. To be disgusted or displeased, to consider with
disgust. ATEfsHo,rat. Atheism or disbelief of God. AteIsta, sm. Atheist, one who
denies the existence of God. AtimobizAr y AtemorAr, va. To terrify, to strike with
terror.
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1828
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Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
(Ant.) V. Ante. AtediArse, vr. To be disgusted or displeased to consider with
disgust. Atei'smo, sm. Atheism or disbelief of God. ATsfsTA, sm. Atheist, one who
denies the ex istence of God. AtkmorizAr y AtemorAr, va. To terrify, to strike with
terror.
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1842
