Meaning of "ambarvále" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD AMBARVÁLE

fr. ambarvales < lat. ambarvalis.

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

PRONUNCIATION OF AMBARVÁLE IN ROMANIAN

ambarvále

WHAT DOES AMBARVÁLE MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of ambarvále in the Romanian dictionary

AMBARVÁLE s.f.pl. Spring celebrations in the ancient Romans, when it was the tradition of walking in the field a pregnant sow.

AMBARVÁLE s.f.pl. Serbări de primăvară la vechii romani, când era tradiția de a fi plimbată pe câmp o scroafă însărcinată.

TRANSLATION OF AMBARVÁLE

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3 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «AMBARVÁLE»

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

Tib. Claudii Donati...De P. Virgilii Maronis vita. Index ... - Pagina 104

Sicfapta, Cumfaciam vit uU pro frugibus. Lull rare, К с circuiré, di ci tur cnim arabar vale fa- crificium. Servís!. Et cum luftrabimus ^ш.] Agri lu- ftrantur, cum Ambar va le fàcrumce- lebratut. Quod ita deferibit Feftus: %Ambar"jalis hoftia es? , tjua ...

Virgil, ‎Jacobus Emmenessius, ‎Pancratius Maasvicius, 1680

Griechisch-deutsches Wörterbuch beym Lesen der ... - Pagina 81

1135. zw. die Handschriften haben _1111qu Идти, a. v. a. d. aspirine aîuçfì, wovon amb in ambarvále nlm-'ii u. l. w. u. а „Риг и. mgiafmlnë, drum herum, bey den lire' tern. Cliishu l Amig. Авт. р. 155. . mmh: 'Jpnivlg'oůpan (фал) п. dwp, Гоши), ...

Johann Gottlob Schneider, 1819

An Abridgement of Ainsworth's Dictionary: English and ... - Pagina 573

Ambarvále, A procession round the fields in the spring and autumn in honor of the goddess Ceres. Amba-ia. sc. /. Ambolse, a town In France, on the banks of the Loire. Amhiinum, i. n. Amiens, the chief city of Plcardy in France. Ambiini, drum.

Robert Ainsworth, ‎William Duncan, ‎Thomas Morell, 1840