10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «RONCARIA»
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roncaria in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A General Introduction to Domesday Book: Accompanied by ...
8 " Roncaria, or Runcaria," says Lord Coke, " signi fieth land full of brambles and
briers, and is derived o. Roncier, the French word, which signifieth the same."
Runcalis, Roncalis, Roncaria, ager incultus, runcandus Principal siluae," a Valley
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Novo Diccionario da Lingua Portugueza ... seguido de um ...
RONCARIA , amezçxs , bravatas, fero;— faofarriio , ; -im! s ria . .RONCARIA, sa-
ar, toroee. RONCE1RO, passeiro, vagaroso, torreiro— loi da. "RONCO, rooqoido
— rogido — bravata , rooca —(arfj.) ronco. RONDA, p:.ttolba , " roU; . RONHA ...
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The First Part of the Institutes of the Laws of England: Or, ...
It is derived from bruyer, a French woij heath ; and it is called ray in the British
tonguefl Roncaria or Runcaria signifieth land full of brambleJf briers, and is
derived oironcier, the French word which sigtq (6) To know when wood will
include the ...
Sir Edward Coke, Sir Thomas Littleton, Francis Hargrave, 1832
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A general introduction to Domesday book: accompanied by ...
Rochester, bishop of, ii. 383. Rochester, castle of, i. 211. Rockingham, castle of, i.
218. Roelent, castle of, in Cheshire, i. 219. Roelent, Robert de, account of, i. 479.
Roncaria, or Runcaria, i. 101. Rothais, wife of Richard Fitz Gilbert, account of, i.
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A General Introduction to Domesday Book ... with an Abstract ...
Roncaria, or Runcaria,” says Lord Coke, “ signifieth land full of brambles and
briers, and is derived of Roncier, the French word, which signifieth the same.”
Runcalis, Roncalis, Roncaria, ager incultus, runcandus Principal Matters noticed
in this ...
Sir Henry bibliothecarius Ellis, 1833
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The Touchstone of Common Assurances: Or, A Plain and ...
Roncaria or Runcaria, a place full of bryars or brambles, jfuncariii or Juncaria or
Siampna (which ate ail one) a place where rustles do grow. Ru/citria, a place
where kneeholm, or butchers pricks, or broom doth grow. Marijhit, a fen or marth
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William Sheppard, Edward Hilliard, 1785
Com efeito, dos exemplos atestados, os mais comuns são apenas gritaria,
pescaria, roncaria, vozearia e zombaria. O facto de os dicionários registarem,
como equivalente de pescaria, o nome pesca, derivado por conversão de pescar
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Novo diccionario portatil das linguas portugueza e ingleza ...
V. Roncaria. Roncar, vn. to snore, to rumble, to roar ; to bully. [gering. Roncaria, sf
. rodomontade, swag- Roncaria, sf. slowness. Roncear, vn. to be long and
tedious in every thing. Honceiramente, ado. slowly. Ronceiro, a, adj. slow, slack;
rude, ...
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Chronica de Carmelitas descalços, particular do reyno de ...
- hum efcudo das armas dos Tavo- eftam na f roncaria da Ermida.aós * ras^ ^це
fam as ^a afccndencia do lados da principal. Tres délias fió ** 1628« Fundador.
A Igreja (áqual icen- para facrißia, celia, & difpenfa: 1628. tra pela porta do meyo)
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Annaes das sciencias, das artes e das letras: por huma ...
Não sejâo mimosos , folgazoens , criados na roncaria das villas , e cidades e
casas ricas e tafularias dellas; nem sejão preguiçosos , dorminhocos , e
descuidosos. Nem amancebados, nem rcfiaens, nem gastadores, nem avezados
a ...
