10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «OXIAFIA»
Discover the use of
oxiafia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
oxiafia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
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The Routledge Spanish Bilingual Dictionary of Psychology and ...
... oxazolam oxiacoia (f) — oxyakoía, oxyacoía oxiafia (1) — oxyaphía oxicefalia (
1') — oxycephaly, oxycephalía oxicefálico adj — oxycephalíc oxicéfalo adj —
oxycephalous oxicodona (f) — oxycodone oxidación (1') — oxídatíon oxidativo
adj ...
2
The Law in the Fourth Gospel: The Torah and the Gospel, ...
The theme of the "ignorance" of the Jews concerning the origin of Jesus is visible
not only from these discussions, which lead to oxiafia (7,43; eomp. 7,51f), but
even more so from the answers Jesus gives, and the comments of Jn. At Jn 7,28
...
3
The Four Gospels: Translated from the Greek, with ...
As breach or rupture is the literal import of it in our language, wherever these
words may be figuratively applied, the term oxiafia seems likewise capable of an
application. It invariably presupposes, that among those things whereof it is
affirmed ...
4
The Code of Federal Regulations of the United States of America
M *oio 10 *3nt6i xo 3i6*i*a 61 aoixo isia3ixi »oix« xo a*3A ox* a*o -xinom /i ill**
1ft*. an3*iI3Ax1 3l*xllOa**v ••••01 000*014 000-4 000-44 000*1 000*14 mi**
Ailanivx ox* xoiiaxsaia i3i** mtn t*6i *i a*x xonoaxi »*fti *i -3io xoai 611*0 msfti
oxiafia ...
5
Nôvo vocabulário ortográfico da língua portuguêsa: de acôrdo ...
oxeóis. oxeol a to (cs), s. m. oxeóleo (cs), s. m. oxera (cs), s. j. oxfordiano (cs), adj
. e s. m. oxiacético (cs), adj. oxiácido (cs), s. m. oxiadeno (cs), adj. oxiafia (cs), s. /.
oxiantera (cs), s. j. oxianto (cs), s. m. 0X1 oxf oxião (cs), adj. e s. m. oxiazóico ...
Aurélio Buarque de Holanda Ferreira, Manuel da Cunha Pereira, 1961
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Grande enciclopédia portuguesa e brasileira: Ilustrada com ...
OXIAFIA (es), s. f. Agudeza do sentido do tacto. (Do gr. oxys, agudo, aphe, tacto,
e suf. ш). OXIANTO (es), j. m. ВОТ. Género (Oxyanlhin D. C.) da familia das
rubiáceas, subfamilia das cmcho- nóideas, tribo das gardeníeas, que
compreende 20 ...
7
Vox Medical Spanish and English Dictionary
... adj. oxífilo, -la. oxiphonia n. oxifonía. oxonemia n. oxonemia. oxonuria n.
oxonuria. oxoprolinuria (5-oxoprolinuria) n. 5-oxoprolinuria. oxozone n. oxozono.
oxyacoia n. oxiacoia. oxyakoia n. oxiacoia. oxyaphia n. oxiafia. oxybarbiturate n.
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Church Dogmatics: The doctrine of reconciliation. 4 pts. in ...
... what things they were which he spake unto them " (v. 6). Nor is it removed but
aggravated by the claim in v. 11 : "I am the good shepherd." This, and everything
which underlies the ey<o, seems to raise up a oxiafia among the Jews (v. 19).
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Novísimo Diccionarió de la Lengua Castellana, 2: con la ...
Que tiene algunas de las cualidades del vinagre. Oxeólick. OXI. Voz que en la
combinación de varias palabras indica el oxígeno. Oxi. OXICANT, A. f.
escaramujo, planta. OXIAFIA. f. med. Delicadeza excesiva en el sentido del tacto.
Oxiá/ia.
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Compendio del Diccionario Nacional de la Lengua Española, 2
Espantar las gallinas. ornato, m. Mezcla de aceite y vinagre. oxeol, m. Un vinagre
. oxeolato, m. Vinagre destilado. oxera, f. lina planta. oxiacakto, a. adj. Que tiene
muchas púas. II f. El escaramujo. oxiafia, f. La delicadeza del tacto. oxiarto. m.
Ramón Joaquín Domínguez, 1865
