WHAT DOES BENÍGN MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of benígn in the Romanian dictionary
BENEFITS (~ i, e) 1) (about diseases, tumors, etc.) Not serious; without serious consequences. 2) Fig. Which is devoid of severity, intensity; Easy; harmless. BENÍGN ~ă (~i, ~e) 1) (despre boli, tumori etc.) Care nu prezintă gravitate; fără consecințe grave. 2) fig. Care este lipsit de gravitate, de intensitate; ușor; inofensiv.
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «BENÍGN»
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The Routledge Spanish Bilingual Dictionary of Psychology ...
... neglectfulness, remíssness, carelessness, fault negligencia (f) benigna — benígn neglect negligencia (f) criminal — criminal neglígence negligencia (f) culpable — culpable neglígence negligencia (f) de niños — child neglect negligencia (f) ...
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(El) pueblo feliz: Comedia en quatro actos representada ... - Pagina 14
Viud. Seis ducados, los quales no necesita. B"_"g”» E50 ¡IO es de nuestra cuenta; y puesto que está caída la renta debeis pagarle, Viud. Somos tantos de familia, y estoytan pobren- ' Benígn. Tomad, y pagad á toda prisa. le da el dinero. Viud.
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Dictionary of the English and Italian Languages - Pagina 17
[dolcemente. Benígn'ly, adT. benignamente; Ben'ison, s. benedizione, f. Bent, a. piegn i inclinazione, f. Bent, impf, e part, dul v. loBend. Benumb', v. a. intirizzire, ag- ghiacciare, atupefare. Benum'bedneas , я. intiritza- mento, Ol.: torpidezza, f.
William James, Giuseppe Grassi, 1854
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Twelve Discourses introductory to the Study of Divinity, etc - Pagina 289
The duty of frequenting this altar of purest incenfe to offer up our vows, is indispensable, and urgent; arid, under fuch gracious and benígn encouragement, no one need tremble to approach. Was it requisite to be baptized? It is equally ...
Edward TATHAM (Rector of Lincoln College, Oxford.), 1780
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154 Forties: - Pagina 88
... regárd parched degraded lamént-proposal droop benígn Dickinson Passáïc Golliwog's Cakewalk wasted rácism fatalistic quarterfínal damages fó'c'sle gymnast Janissary vácancy - bonanza 44 Change anachronism bittersweet Arúba-root ...
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Yiddish and Power - Pagina 152
The three title lines, of which the first two rhyme, are: A sheyn lid nay gemákht B'lóshn tkhíne iz vor(d)n óysgetrákht Benígn Ádir óyem venóyre. roughly translating as: A beautiful poem [or: song] newly made In the Language of the Tkhíne ...
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A spelling dictionary of the English language, on a new ... - Pagina 57
... `tion, Г . 5 Ьё'пейайоп, f 4. bé'ncfbéìor, f 3 bê'ncfìce, Í 4 benéñcenhe, f 5 bé'ncfí'cinl,a 3 bé'neñt, f 4 benê'volence, I' 4 bcnê'vole:rxt, а 3 buníghtcd, a 2 benígn, а 4 bcnígnity, f x bent, a z' bènúmb, v 3 b'cnůmbed, а 2 vbequéalh, v 2 bcquêíì, ...
John NEWBERY (Publisher.), 1780
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A methodical English grammar: containing rules and ... - Pagina 8
heard ; as in phlegm, gna/b, gnat, gnaw, gnómon, &c. nor in bágnio, /eráglio ; but gn at the End of Words lengthen the Syllable; as in /ign, benígn, &c. and when g follows n, it is founded hard ; as in fang, gang, bring, sting, &c. \ - - Gh * Gb at the ...
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A new English dictionary. A new classical English ...
Bénjamin, (s) or Bénzoin, a Drug much used in Perfumes. Benígbted, (a) overtaken with Night. Benígn, (a) good-natured, courteous, kind. Benígnity, (s) Sweetness of Disposition, Courteoufness. Bénner, a proper Name of Men ; also an Herb.
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The Spelling and Explanatory Dictionary of the English ...
... good will - Benévolent, a. kind, affectionate, friendly, L, Benjamin, f. the name of a man, H. Beníghted, a. overtaken by night | Benígn, a, courteous ; good natured, L. Benígnity, f. humanity, sweetness of difpofition Bénifon, f. a blessing - Bent, ...
