10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «A CONVENÍ»
Discover the use of
a convení in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
a convení and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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The Moralia of 1596: Part 1 - Pagina 29
... i' ji Ш unt, res pri - us a - pta no cet. □M .M g J< p ms o -mm -a con-ve - ni- ф|Ш1ЕЕ11Щ unt, res pri - us a - pta no - cet. J i. .M *M é> * unt, res pri -us a - pta no ms o-mm-a con-ve- m - cet. ^р|ЩрР1 J! □»' J J' i J' j I o-mni-a con-ve - ni- unt, res ...
Jacob Handl, Allen B Skei, 1970
2
Dictionariulu limbei romane: dupo insarcinarea data de ... - Pagina 31
S. acestui cuventu. *ADERERE, si aderire,v. adherere, a se lipi, a se uní, a se invoi, a consenti, a convení; aderu sau aderescu la cele disse de densulu; nu potu aderé sau aderi la tóte cele disse de tene; aderimu cu totulu celoru disse de voi.
August T. Laurianu, Ian C. Massimu, 1873
3
A Dictionary of the English Language ... - Pagina 216
In-cön-tro-vèrt'i-ble, a. (L. in, contra, <erto) that cannot be disputed. In-con-tro-vérti-bly, ad. beyond dispute. In-con-ve'ni-ent, a. (L. in, con, venio) incommodious; unsuitable; unfit. In-con-ve'ni-ence, In-con-ve'ni-en-çy, n, unfitness; disadvantage; ...
Alexander Reid, Henry Reed, 1863
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Manual de escriuanos: vtil y necesario para los legados y ... - Pagina 3
Tros legados suelen dexar los testadores a Convení tosdeFrayles Franciscos observantes,de los quales ellos no pueden ufar en propiia especie ; como son barras de plata,o de oro,arfnas,o otras semejantes, y estas se han de vender,o trocar ...
Diego Bravo ((O.F.M.)), 1633
5
Cobb's Abridgment of J. Walker's Critical Pronouncing ... - Pagina 240
In con ve ni ence, тn-kôn-vè' nè- 'ènse, s. uutituess ; disadvantage, difficulty. In con ve ni en ees, 4n-kôn-vé' nè- V:и-:-lz, s. pltt. In con ve ni ent, 4n-kôn-vé' nè- 'ènt, a. incommodious ; inexpedient. In con ve ni ent ly, 4n-kôn-vé' nè- 'ènt-lé, ad.
John Walker, Lyman Cobb, 1841
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A dictionary of the English language, containing the ... - Pagina 95
Con-ven'er, n. one who convenes. Con-ven'ing, n. the act of coming together. Con-ve'ni-ence, Con-ve'ni-en-cy, n. fitness ; coram odiousnesg ; accommodation. Con-ve'ni-ent, a. fit ; suitable ; commodious. Con-ve"ni-ent-ly, ad. commodiously ...
Alexander Reid, Henry Reid, 1845
7
Walker Remodelled. A New Critical Pronouncing Dictionary ...
Indisputably. INCONVENIENT, in-căn-ve”-nē-ênt, 90: a. Incommodious; disadvantageous; inexpedient. In'-con-ve"-ni-ent-ly, ad. Incommodiously. In'-con-ve"-ni-ence, In'-con-ve"-ni-en-cy, s. Unfitness; inexpedience; that which gives trouble; ...
Benjamin Humphrey Smart, 1836
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Cobb's abridgment of J. Walker's critical pronouncing ... - Pagina 240
In con ve ni ence, Hn-k6n-ve' n& 'ense, s. unfitness ; disadvantage, difficulty. In con ve ni en ces, NIn-k6n-ve' ne- 1en-slz,s. plu. In con ve ni ent, 'In-kdn-ve' ne xent, a. incommodious j inexpedient. In con ve ni ent ly, vin-k6n-ve' ne- 'ent-le, ad.
John Walker, Lyman Cobb, 1834
9
Cobb's Expositor; Or, Sequel to the Spelling-book: ... - Pagina 67
Co nun drum, kó-nun' dram, s. a Con va les cent, 'k6u-va-les' sent, a. recovering. Con vene, k6n-v6ne', v. n. to come together : v. a. to call together. Con ve ni ence, k6n-ve' n¿ 'ense, s. fitness, commodiousness, ease. Con ve ni ent, ...
10
The Royal Standard English Dictionary
temperance, unchastity [lawful pleasure In-cSn'ti-nent, a. unchaste, indulging un- ln-cqn'ti-nent-ly, ad. unchastely [putably in-cdn-tro-vert'I-bly, ad- certainly, indil- In-c6n:tro-vert'I-blf, a. indisputable, certain Tn-con-ve'ni-encf, )/ disadvantage, un- ...
