10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «GARFIAR»
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garfiar in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
garfiar and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
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Dicionário gaúcho: termos, expressões, adágios, ditados e ...
Caçador de garças. GARFIAR - V. O mesmo que fugir. Re- tirar-se
apressadamente. GARFO - Subs. Tipo de fisga com três dentes. GARGANTA -
Adj. Prosa, conversador, mentiroso. GARGANTEAR - V. Contar vantagens;
fanfarronar, bazofiar.
Alberto Juvenal de Oliveira, 2002
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Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis: Studia historica Upsaliensia
9. Hruni, prestsbj6nustubok 1861—1897, s6knarmannatol 1861—1876, 1877 —
1885; VII. Kjalarnesprfifastsdæmi, no. 4. Garfiar, prestspjfinustubaekur 1816 —
1862, 1863—1910, sfiknarmannatol 1858—1867, 1868—1879, 1880—1889. 7.
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Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
He or male martin. 2. Filch- er, a petty thief or robber. Garfa, sf. Claw, the foot of a
beast or bird armed with sharp nails ; a hand, in contempt ; an ancient tax.
Garfada ó GirfiApa,*/. The act of clawing or seizing any thing with the nails.
GarfiAr, r».
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1827
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Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
He or male martin. 2. Filch- er, a petty thief or robber. Garva, sf. Claw, the foot of a
beast or bird armed with sharp nails ; a hand, in contempt ; an ancient tax.
Gartada 6 GarfiAda,*/. Theact of clawing or seizing any thing with the nails.
Garfiar, vn.
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1842
... district Halifeli, Skagafjord district Malifeli, Skagafjord district Viiidaistunga, N.
Hflnavatn district Fitjar, Borgarfjord district Hitardalur, Myra district Garfiar, Kjds
district Hestur, Borgarfjord district Hitardaiur, Mfra district Meier, Borgarfjord
district?
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Remarks on several parts of Europe: relating chiefly to ...
(k) His eldeft Son Garfiar having had the Misfortune to kill undefignedly his
second Brother 7ulian, who was a Cardinal ; and going, by his Mother's Advice,
to throw himself at his Father's Feet; Cosma, in the Fury of his Pasiion, ran him
thro' with ...
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Language Contact across the North Atlantic: Proceedings of ...
... the landnamsman (lgalikup Kangerlua/Igaliku Fjord) Herj61fsnes named afier
Herj6lf, 'promontory' (Ikigaat) Garfiar 'fences' (Igaliku) I-Iva1seyjarlj6r6r named
after the island Hvalsey 'whale island' (Arpatsivik) Ketilstj6r6r (named afier Ketil, ...
P. Sture Ureland, Iain Clarkson, 1996
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A Compleat History of the Affairs of Spain, from the first ...
Caflile, to Smrctim the eldest, Lem, to A'Zfim 0; and Gtzsicifl, with his siConquesis
in Pcrtrzgnl, to. Garfiar; all which, after some bloody Warts betwixt the Brothers,
being reunited in the Parson si ofct/Iffanso, he tOOk the City os Tolulo from tho ...
J. C. (M.D.R.), Jodocus CRULL, 1708
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A new dictionary Spanish and english and english and Spanish
Grape gathering, Vendimia. A grape stone, a kernel in grapes, Granillo. A
grapnel, Arpeo. To grapple, Aferrar, garfiar, garra- far. To catch with a grapple,
Engarrafar. Grappled, Aferrado, garrafado. A grapple, or grappling iron of a sh ip,
Garsio.
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Lexicon Tetraglotton, an English-French-Italian-Spanish ...
... i' attacher a ; Uncinate , graffiarc ; Garfiar. The Grapple of a Ship ; Grappil,
grappin, la main d' un navire ; 11 gramo délia nave; El garfio del пае. A Grapple ;
Agrapbe, agraffe ; Rampino, uncino; Corchete, beviBa. Grappled ; Accroché,
attaché ...
