10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «SUBSULTO»
Discover the use of
subsulto in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
subsulto and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
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Tratado da versificaçaõ portugueza: dividido em tres partes: ...
Tira dos mef- mos. U/te. Avulter &c. Tira dos mesmos. Ultea. Insu!te-a, &c. Tira
dos mesmos. Vlteo. Multe-o , &c. Tira dos mesmos. Ulto. Vulto. infulto. n. rumulto.
Juris- consulto. indulto. subsulto. culto. s. e adj. occulto. inculto. estulto. adul- to.
Miguel do Couto Guerreiro, 1784
Por toda esta coisa, e, ah, por não ter subsulto o remetente no envelope anjo
destino De perdeu, Ainda não posso morrer. Reserva Cultural REPESCAGEM
Jacob Pinheiro Goldberg sta é a transcrição Pg. 14 Ainda não posso morrer. ...
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Diccionario da lingua bunda: ou angolense, explicada na ...
Quima Quiamujíe. Sabedor. Safiens, cntis. Múca Cugiéssa. Saltar para cima. i
Subsulto , as. Salto. Salt us.
Bernardo Maria de Cannecattim, 1804
SubsuIrm, ex subsulto, vel ex sub, 8: salte', a Capering, jumping, or Dancing;
figuratively by Physicians for those jerks and Lcepings of the Tendons,
particularly of the Hands and Wrists of dying Persons, or those labouring under
malignant ...
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Etymologicon universale, or universal etymological ...
... which relates to a state, according with the sense of the Interjection; but
whether it be significant I cannot decide. There is another adjacent word Atto, (
Attu, Prosilio, subsilio, subsulto,) which may mean, ' To move from This place to
That ...
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Cassell's Latin Dictionary
Substrtto -xl -ctum, 3. to bulld, construct bonssth luy s foundation, Р. L. blu tlm,
springing up, leaplng up, St. Subsulto, l. to spring up, leap up, jump up, P. Q.
Subsum -fúl -csse, to he under to be behind шк, bq mums; Mm: Рая ulm „таи, тьЁ
subst ...
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The Jews in Hellenistic and Roman Egypt: The Struggle for ...
While subsequently retracting in order to avoid contradicting Schwartz's
emendation, he continued to interpret tnwnaipeiv as meaning subsulto, that is, "to
be in an unbalanced condition"32. The mention of the cosmetes supports the
conclusion ...
tnm [Eolice 96m: et aim, opt'mn, unde papa." Valck. Schol. 1, 4-91. “Glitters-,1
break, bruise; break by efi'eminacy, make efl'eminate by luxury anti dissipation,
as Lat. ' frangofl" Valpy. “ 06pm, 08m fragore salio, subsulto: hence Oopi'm, ...
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An Universal Etymological English Dictionary;: Comprehending ...
SUBSULTO'RY, leaping under, or up and down. SUB-SUPRA Particular
Proportion [in IWatbcnati.ks] is contrary to super-particular Proportion. SUBTAN'
GENT [in any Curve] is the Line which determines the Intersection of the Tangent
in the ...
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Tyronis thesaurus: or, Entick's Latin-English dictionary, ...
Subsulto, [sub, salto,] are. neut. 1. to leap, jump, skip, pant. Subsultus, us. in. 4. a
jump, a hop. SuAsum, esse, fui. n. s. to be under, be intended, join to, be near, or
at hand, lurk privately, arise, be, remain, help. Subsuo, ere, ui, utum. act.
