Meaning of "a constipá" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD A CONSTIPÁ

fr. constiper

Etymology is the study of the origin of words and their changes in structure and significance.

PRONUNCIATION OF A CONSTIPÁ IN ROMANIAN

a constipá

WHAT DOES A CONSTIPÁ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of a constipá in the Romanian dictionary

AND CONSTITUTES constipation of trans. To make consciousness; to lock.

A CONSTIPÁ constípă tranz. A face să se constipe; a încuia.

TRANSLATION OF A CONSTIPÁ

Find out the translation of a constipá to 25 languages with our Romanian multilingual translator.

The translations of a constipá from Romanian to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «a constipá» in Romanian.

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 一便秘
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: un estreñimiento
• Translator Romanian - English: a constipated
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: एक कब्ज़
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: ل ممسك
• Translator Romanian - Russian: запором
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: a prisão de ventre
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: একটি কোষ্ঠকাঠিন্য
• Translator Romanian - French: un constipé
• Translator Romanian - Malay: yang sembelit
• Translator Romanian - German: eine Verstopfung
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: 便秘
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 변비
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: a constipated
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: một táo bón
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: ஒரு மலச்சிக்கல்
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: एक constipated
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: bir kabız
• Translator Romanian - Italian: un stitico
• Translator Romanian - Polish: zaparcie
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: запором
• Romanian: a constipá
• Translator Romanian - Greek: α δυσκοίλιος
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: ´n hardlywig
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: en förstoppad
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: en forstoppet

10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «A CONSTIPÁ»

Discover the use of a constipá in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to a constipá and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.

Vocabularu romano-francesu, lucratu dupe Dicționarulǔ ... - Pagina 239

o. s. A constipa, a. sei constipa, a se încuïa, a se strîn-| ge pânteeele ей a împiedeca. еей-' геа afarâ. Constiper. l Constipatilme, Constipatie, Constipare. s. f. Fapta de a se constipa. Greutate la esire Мага, încuîare. Constipation. Constituantà.

Ion Costinescu, ‎Napoléon Landais, 1870

Dicţionar al greşelilor de limbă

(a) constipa, nua constupa: nu are nimic comun cuaastupa, punctuldeplecare este lat. constipare. (a) constupa, v.(a) constipa. (a) consulta înseamnă„a cere unsfat“,iarla reflexiv, (ase) consulta este acelaşi lucru cu a se sfătui. Greşitse ...

Alexandru Graur, 2011

Vocabularu romano-francesu - Pagina 239

A constipa, a se constipa, a se încuïa, a se siringe pântecele fi a împiedeca esi- rea afarâ. Constiper. Constipajiune, Constipare, Constipare, s. f. Fapta de a se constipa. Greutate la esire afarA, în- cuïare. Constipation. Constituante, s. f. Prima ...

Ion Costinescu, 1870

DER: - Pagina 421

m>. Lat. cuneare, de la cùneus (Puscariu 827; Candrea-Dens., 427; REW 2392; DAR), cf. sicil. incuriari, engad. ¡nkurier, sard, kundzare (Wagner 1 10), inkundzare. Se considera (Tiktin; DAR) ca semantismul se explica prin uzan(a ...

Alexandru Ciorănescu, 2001

Dictionary of English Language Exhibiting Orthography, ... - Pagina 105

To crowd; to thicken or condense ; to stop (by filling up) ; to make hard or costive. H., con'stipatmg. ^ ^^ p., a. ; con'siipatcd, pp., a. ; constipa'tton, W*1^ ^^ (par., obstipation ; costivenees), s. Constituency, kfin-etlt'-a-en-ee, -stitch'-— Wn., a. 18.

Arnold James Cooley, 1861

Dictionar germân-român si român-germân - Volumul 2 - Pagina 972

... s. n., stäruintä., persistentä.; _haridieiy v. n., a prinde , scoarta (о rana); _hättenl v. a., a înäsprì, a împetrosa; a constipa; lid) --liärtem v. v., aseV invêrtosa, a se întâri, a. se Эш— petri, a se îndârzi; _härtiingl s. f., împetrìre, întärire; îiiscortosare, ...

Sava Barcianu-Popovici, 1888

Chinese herbal therapy: a guide to its principles & practice - Pagina 166

Indications: Patients with healthy complexions, abundant vitality and a constipa- tive tendency who may also be suffering from the initial stages of appendicitis, hemorrhoids, rectal inflammation, inflammation of the uterus and related organs, ...

Takahide Kuwaki, 1990

Hans von Bülow: a life and times - Pagina 234

... Bex' would be the opposite — a 'purgatorium' — but then, with a clever play on words, he reflected that the true opposite of purgatorium would be a 'constipa- torium', which was also a better expression to describe his present condition.

Alan Walker, 2010

The Puzzle Bark Tree - Pagina 131

"Jemma and I are going for a constipa- tional. "And Jemma laughed so hard, Grace thought she might burst. It was a warm day in early May. The first day that Jemma didn 't insist that Grace wear her cardigan, or at least bring it along "just in ...

Stephanie Gertler, 2003

A Dictionary of the Portuguese and English Languages, in ... - Volumul 1

CONSTIPA ÇA' M, s. f. (in medicine) constipation, when the pores of the human body are more closely united than they werc besore. CONSTIPA DO, a, adj. See CONSTIPA' R, v. a. to cause a constipation. Sec CONSTIPAÇAM. CONSTITUE N ...

Antonio Vieyra, 1773