10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «DESPAVORIR»
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1
A Reference Grammar of Spanish
Note par- ticularly that the residue of some defective verbs is the past participle (
e.g. despavorido < despavorir, desabrido < desabrir, compungido < compungir).
Note also that two verbs, used in a legal context, adir (to accept) and usucapir (to
...
R. E. Batchelor, Miguel Ángel San José,
2010
2
Aprenda a Conjugar Verbos em Português
... desopilar 31 desoprimir 33 desordenar 31 desorganizar 31 desorientar 31
desossar 31 desovar 31 despachar 31 desparzir 136 despavorir 136 despedaçar
51 despedir 111 despeitar 44 despejar 49 despencar 50 despender 32
despenhar ...
3
Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
(DeDespautere, n. p. deum grammáticoflamengo) * *Despavorido*, adj.Que
perdeu o pavor, que deixoude têr medo. Cf. Filinto,III,377.(De des... + pavor) *
Despavorir*,v.t. Espavorir,causar susto a. (T. cast.) *Despeadamente*, adv. Sem
peias.
Cândido de Figueiredo,
1937
4
A New Reference Grammar of Modern Spanish, Fifth Edition
A few other verbs are defective, but only abolir and agredir are common
nowadays: aguerrir 'to inure'/ 'to harden' (only past despavorir 'to be terrified' (only
past participle participle in current use) in current use) agredir see 13.3.4
empedernir ...
John Butt, Carmen Benjamin,
2013
5
Mi Español: Libro de Recursos Para Profesores Y Estudiantes ...
1 1 .despavorir Es común solamente en participio. Veamos: 1 . El niño salió
despavorido. 12. empedernir Es común solamente en participio. Veamos: El tipo
se volvió un Conservador empedernido. B.fallir Es común solamente en
participio.
6
Spanish Verbs Super Review
... lay waste, a. and r. 82-83 Desoldar To unsolder, a. and r. 82-83 Desollar To
skin, a. and r 82-83 Desosar To take out the bones of animals or fruits, a 82-83-
29 Desparecer Not to be of the same likeness, n. and r. 84-85 Despavorir To
frighten ...
Ricardo Uribe Research & Education Association
7
Neumann and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Despavorir t irse, to. y r. To be terrified, to be frightened. It has only the infinitive
termination and past participle. DespeadiJra, sf. The state of one's feet being
battered and bruised with travel. Despeami£nto, sm. Act of surbating. DesfzArse,
vr.
Henry Neumann, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti,
1839
8
A Comprehensive Etymological Dictionary of the Spanish ...
... or snuff a candle wick; to blow the ashes off. [des- + pavesa.] despavonar t. to
remove the bluing from (steel). [des- + pavonar.] despavorido, da a. terrified;
despavorir i. to feel panic. Defective verb used only in the infinitive and past
participle.
9
A new pocket dictionary of the English & Spanish languages ...
Despavorir y irse, v. п. у г. То be terrified. Despeadura, s.f. The state of one's feet
being bruised with travel. Despeamk'nto, s-m. Act of surba- ting. [bruised with
travel. Despearse, v.r. To have one's fret Despechadór,.í.m. Extortioner,
oppressor.
Mariano Cubí y Soler,
1823
10
Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Despavorir, vn. and r. To be terrified, to be frightened. It has only the infinitive
termination and past participle. DespeadGra, sf. 1 . Surbating, the state of one's
feet being battered and bruised with travel. 2. Foundering. Despeamieuto, sm.
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Baretti, Mateo Seoane,
1831
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DESPAVORIR»
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Aquí estamos, en la otra guerra del 14
Son la parafernalia del Gobierno, el atrezo del que se sirven para, amedrentar y despavorir al respetable. Descarados y prepotentes, tienen el encargo, como ... «El País.com, Apr 14»
Verbos deficientes
... fallir, incumbir, paccionar, preterir, respailar, respectar, soler, usucapir, abolir, aguerrir, arrecirse, desmarrirse, despavorir, desvaír, emolir, manir, transgredir (o ... «ElLitoral.com, Jul 10»