10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «ANEVÁTO»
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Jamieson's Dictionary of the Scottish language: in which ... - Pagina 469
The fixed quantity of any article with which a family is, according to agreement, supplied at particular times; as, "a set of milk," " a Met of butter," 4c. S. To SET after ane, v. a. To pursue one, S. — Su, G. raetta after en, id. SET, Sett, conj. Though.
John Jamieson, John Johnstone (of Edinburgh.), John Longmuir, 1867
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, and Expositor of the ... - Pagina 539
To Own, Ane, v. a. To acknowledge, to avow for one's own ; to possess, to claim, to hold by right ; to avow ; to confess, not to deny. Ownership, A'-nur-shlp, s. Property, rightful possession. Owner, A'-nur, s. 98. One to whom any thing belongs.
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The New and Complete Spelling Dictionary: And Sure Guide ...
CA'NDLESTICK, f. instrumentthat holds candles, CANDOUR, f. fweetnefs of temper. CA'NDY, v. a. to conferve with fugar, CA'NDY, v. n. to congeal, to grow hard. “CANE, f. a kind of reed, walking staff. • ANE, v. a. to beat a perfon with a cane.
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Johnson's Dictionary - Pagina 267
Profane, pro-fane7, a. not sacred; irreverent; polluted. [to put to wrong use. Profane, pr6-f ane'. v. a. to violate, to pollute, Profanely, pro-fW-le. ad. irreverently, wickedly, [piety. Profaneness, pro-fane '-nes. s, irreverence, iov pollutes. Profess ...
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A Dictionary of the Scottish Language, comprehending all ...
The consistory, or parochial eldership in Scotland. SESSIONER, s. A member of consistory or session. SESSION-HOUSE, s. A vestry. To SET, v. a. 1. To let. 2. To become, as He sets his rank well. To SET AFTER ANE, v. a. To pursue one. SEY ...
Thomas BROWN (Captain, F.L.S.), 1845
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Walker's Critical Pronouncing Dictionary and Expositor of ...
Own, Ane. v. a. to acknowledge ; to claim; to avow. [longs. Owner, A'nftr. s. one to whom any thing be- Ox, Aks. plur. oxen, tho general name for black cattle ; a castrated bull. Oxlip, oks'lip. s. the cowslip. Oxycrnte, ftks'e-krite. s.xa mixture of ...
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The people's portable dictionary, condensed by C. Robson - Pagina 306
In-sn'ane', v. a. to entangle, to catch by stratagem, to entrap. In-so-eei'e-ty, ii. intemperance. In'so-late, v. a. to expose to the sun. In-so-la'tion, n. exposure to the sun, a stroke of the sun. In'so-lence, n. hanghtiness with contempt. In'so-lent, a.
Noah Webster, Charles Robson, 1863
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An Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language: ... ...
But the origin is undoubtedly A.S. saet-an, set-an, statuere, constituere, Teut. sett-en, Germ. setz-en; whence gheset, gesetz, lex, constitutio; Alem. kesezzidu, institutione, Kero ap. Schilt. To SET after ane, v. a. To pursue one, S. I set, or set out, ...
John Jamieson, John Johnstone (of Edinburgh.), 1841
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The royal standard English dictionary ... To which is ...
... a. efficlent, generative, fertile Pro'em, r. prcfice, introiucti n Prok'ace, u. much good may it do you Pmflma'tion, r. irrevercnce, violation of Profane', a. irreverent [sacred things Prof'ane', v a to violate, to pollute . Profane'ly, ad. with irreverence .
William PERRY (of Edinburgh.), 1795
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A critical pronouncing dictionary: and exposition of the ... - Pagina 376
... or contradistinction ; domestick, not foreign ; mine, his, or yours ; not another's. To OWN, -Ane. v. a. To acknowledge, to avow for one's own ; to possess, to claim, to hold by right : to avow ; to confess, not to deny. OWNERSHIP, A'ndr-ship. s.
