WHAT DOES AUGÚST MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of augúst in the Romanian dictionary
AUGUST is (~ know, ~) 1) (in addresses to a monarch, a prince, etc.) Which is renowned; glorified; glorified. 2) Which awakens admiration. Image stays. AUGÚST ~stă (~ști, ~ste) 1) (în adresări către un monarh, un principe etc.) Care este cu renume; preamărit; slăvit. 2) Care trezește admirație. Imagine ~stă.
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «AUGÚST»
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The Complete & Independent Guide to the Eurovision Song ...
... 2012 2013 2014 Artist Icy Halla Margarét Beathoven Daníel Augúst Haraldsson Stjórnin Stefán & Eyfi Heart 2 Heart Inga Sigga Bó Halldórsson Anna Mjöll Paul Oscar Selma Björnsdóttir Einer Augúst Víðisson & Telma Augústdóttir TwoTricky ...
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The Pilgrims of the Rhine: By Edward Lytton Bulwer. ... - Pagina 6
Wheréver the Ishádows t`e'll upón the bràke, a glòwwórm màde a pòint óf exhibiting himself, ánd the bright Augúst-mòon sàiled slòwly abóve, pleased tó lóok dòwn upón sò chàrming a scène óf mérriment; fór they wróng the mòon whò assért ...
Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton, 1843
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Resumen de Geografía, Histórica Antigua - Pagina 411
rum se veían en Augúst á poca distancia de Basilea. Argentora- íim ( Strasburgo ), entre los triboci, era el punto de reunion de muchos caminos : los romanos tenian una plaza de armas, lo mismo que en Moguntracum (Mayence), entre los ...
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Dicziunari Rumantsch Grischun. 1. A - Azur - Pagina 644
'August', Monatsname. Die Formen stammen, wo nichts bemerkt, aus Planta, Phon. Normalb. Abweichende Notierungen aus anderen Quellen stehen in Klammer; * verweist auf AIS. 2, 323. Samn. : augúst, au- gúast, agúast ; E 1 0 avúast, ...
Chasper Pult, Società Retorumantscha, Andrea Schorta, 1938
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary and Expositor of the ...
August, the month compati. xóntext champaign, wine exile, banishment gallant, a lover Adjectives. augúst, noble compati context champaign, open exile, small gallant, bold Substantives. iristintl invalid Levant, a place minute f'ipinc, in grammar ...
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P. V. M. Georgicorum libri quatuor. The Georgicks of ... - Pagina 442
... _the Lombard and in fome other ma.nuscripts. It is angtgsiam also in a'll the manuscripts which I have collatcd', except one of Dr Mead's. But S'ervius, Grimoaldus, Pau] Stephensz Heinsius, Schrevelius, and Masvici— us rea-&ct augúst'am.
Virgil, John MARTYN (Botanist.), 1746
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The reformed bishop: or XIX articles, tendered by ... - Pagina 211
Antisiodor.Cí»».-ï6.; Vide Ektônym.Cowntent.adòap. 4* ïhreri. Pëeeantes mansuetudine prôvoéenturt m» àufleritate abyciantur1 : Augúst. (sert- ktns ad Proculianum5 partis Donatianaî $e£târìum. 5 ) Dôceri^ & ntoderatâ ratione dâ Gblk^tiìà.
James Gordon (parson of Banchory-Devenick.), 1679
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E.'s New Spelling and English Dictionary ... To which is ... - Pagina 26
... of the year Augúst, a. royal, grand, magnificent, awful, holy August nefs, f. noblenefs, dignity, majesty, awe Aviary, f. a place for keeping bîrds in, a decoy Avid'ity, f. greedinefs, eagernefs, intenfeness Avid'ulous, a. fomewhat covetous, rather ...
John ENTICK, William CRAKELT, 1795
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A Historical Phonology of English
One ofthe earliest examples of transfer of meaning, accompanied by a stress-shift for one of the meanings is the pair Áugust (OE) - augúst (1664). (29) shows more instances of historical stress variability producing semantically independent ...
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The New Spelling Dictionary ... Revised, Corrected, and ... - Pagina 25
... increafing Augur, f. a diviner by birds - |Aug'ur,Augurate,via.tojudgebyaugurystoguefè Augurátion, f. the praćtice of augury Augúrial, Augúrical, a. relating to augury Aug'ury; f. anomen; a diyination by birds Augúst, a. royal, grand, magnificeht, ...
John ENTICK, William CRAKELT, 1784
