Meaning of "agnómen" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD AGNÓMEN

lat. agnomen.

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

PRONUNCIATION OF AGNÓMEN IN ROMANIAN

agnómen

WHAT DOES AGNÓMEN MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of agnómen in the Romanian dictionary

agn. s. n., pl. agnómene

agnómen s. n., pl. agnómene

TRANSLATION OF AGNÓMEN

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 附加名
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: agnomen
• Translator Romanian - English: agnómen
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: agnómen
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: كنية أو لقب
• Translator Romanian - Russian: агномен
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: agnomen
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: agnómen
• Translator Romanian - French: agnomen
• Translator Romanian - Malay: agnómen
• Translator Romanian - German: agnomen
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: 第四名
• Translator Romanian - Korean: agnómen
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: agnómen
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: agnómen
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: agnómen
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: टोपणनाव
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: lakap
• Translator Romanian - Italian: agnomen
• Translator Romanian - Polish: przydomek
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: агномен
• Romanian: agnómen
• Translator Romanian - Greek: προσωνυμία
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: agnómen
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: agnómen
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: agnómen

10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «AGNÓMEN»

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

Notions d'étymologie classique grecque, latine et ... - Pagina 307

Outre ces noms, quelques personnages, en souvenir d'un événement important de leur vie, ou d'une qualité physique, intellectuelle ou morale, prenaient ou recevaient un quatrième et quelquefois un cinquième nom (agnómen = adnomen, ...

Paul-Dominique Bernier, 1885

English-Italian - Pagina 42

riconosciménto Agnómen, s. cognóme (soprannomc) Agó , adj. fa; lóng agó , tempo fa; a little while ágo, poco fa Agóg , adv. in iizzolo ; to be agóg , éssere in Fate, mete, bite, note, tube; - fat, met, bit, not, tub; - far, pique, .gj* úizolo;toset agôg ...

John Millhouse, 1866

Latin Made Easy; an introduction to the reading of Latin, ... - Pagina 46

... e.g. artifex, lanificium, agricola, homicida; or of a preposition and a substantive, e.g. advéna, agnómen, cognómen, propraetor; or of a numeral and a substantive, e.g. triumvir, decemvir, biduum; or of two substantives, e.g. rupicapra; lastly, ...

John Relly BEARD, 1852

Mair's Tyro's Dictionary of the Latin Language; ... - Pagina 233

Denömino, to name, to denominate. IDenominatio, önis, f. a trope, metonymy. Agnómen, & Cognómen, inis, n. & Cognómentum, i, n. a surname, a name added to the family name, an epithet, a title. Ignominia, ae, f. a reproach, disgrace, infamy.

John Mair, ‎George Ferguson (LL.D.), 1846

Latin Grammar Practice - Pagina 25

Reféro, retuli, referre; I bring back, relate. Irrumpo, rupi; I burst into. Voco, avi, are ; I call. Provöco; I challenge. Convöco; I call together. Revöco; I call back. Evöco; I call out. Torquis, is; a chain. Cognómen ; a surname. Agnómen; a name or title ...

James PYCROFT, 1844

A dictionary, English-Latin, and Latin-English ... The ...

Anhui, a, um. uìno, :me afthijl' u . H Agno o1 plm, am “fur 'la лиг/М A „щемит ппт 11p are! prnr 1J ka/111». «M_/ì» ruilt: эф“ ‚ниц-‚юрт 11ml- _ I Азпохн.'‹тл5п5шМчат Hf"mh. вы ищи um!! хрипят ofllw (у! day. Agnómen, таз, (ofad Sz nomen) r1.

Elisha COLES (Lexicographer), 1707

Kurzes deutsches Wörterbuch für Etymologie, Synonymik und ...

Doppelwörter agnómen etc. beweisen, daß mömen für gnömen, fansk. náman für dschnánan steht, das Wort also von der W. chna, fansk. dschná (S. kennen) stammt und ursp. das Hervorstehende, das Kennzeichen heißt. Für die Namen ...

Friedrich Schmitthenner, 1837

Allen and Greenough's New Latin Grammar for Schools and ...

Agnómen, 108. a. N. agö, forms of, omitted, 319. a. Agreeing, verbs of, w. gerundive, 500. 4. Agreement, 280; of nouns, 281; in app., 282; in predicate, 283; of adjs., 286; of demonstrative pronouns, 296; of possessive pronouns, 302; of relatives ...

Joseph Henry Allen, ‎James Bradstreet Greenough, 1983

A Comprehensive Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary of ...

Ag'nate, a. akin from the father; allied to. A nation, n.descent from the same father. fAg-ni"tion, (ag-nish'un) m. acknowledgment- fág-nize', v. a. to acknowledge. Shak. Ag-nó'men, n. [L.] a name given to a person from some event or illustrious ...

Joseph Emerson Worcester, 1854

Dictionarium universale latino-gallicum: ex omnibus ... - Pagina 46

Plantin. m. Herbe qu'on appelle autrement Arnoglossa. Agnïtio , ônis./. Cic. Aveu m , confession/, reconnoissance./. || Notion/, idée f , marciue/, indice, m. Agnìtus , a , uni, partie. d'Agnoíco. "Val.Fac. Connu , avoué , reconnu. Agnómen , ïnis. n.

Jean Boudot, 1765