Meaning of "bocánc" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD BOCÁNC

bocánc (bocánci), s. m. – Gheată rezistentă, botină. – Var. bocancă, bocînc(i), boconci. Mag. bakancs (Cihac, II, 483; Gáldi, Dict., 109). Se spune mai ales despre încălțămintea folosită în armată, fapt pentru care cuvîntul este cunoscut în toate regiunile. – Der. bocîncar, s. m. (cizmar).

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

PRONUNCIATION OF BOCÁNC IN ROMANIAN

bocánc

WHAT DOES BOCÁNC MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of bocánc in the Romanian dictionary

BOCÁNC ~ ci m. Especially at pl. Ice made of raw and durable material, with a thick and heavy sole.

BOCÁNC ~ci m. mai ales la pl. Gheată confecționată din material brut și durabil, având talpa groasă și grea.

SYNONYMS OF «BOCÁNC» IN ROMANIAN

The following Romanian words have a similar or identical meaning as «bocánc» and belong to the same grammatical category.

Romanian synonyms of bocánc

gheáță · papúc · sabót

TRANSLATION OF BOCÁNC

Find out the translation of bocánc to 25 languages with our Romanian multilingual translator.

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 靴
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: bota
• Translator Romanian - English: boot
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: जूते
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: حذاء
• Translator Romanian - Russian: ботинки
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: botas
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: বুট
• Translator Romanian - French: bottes
• Translator Romanian - Malay: boot
• Translator Romanian - German: Stiefel
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: ブーツ
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 부츠
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: boot
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: giày ống
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: துவக்க
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: बूट
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: çizme
• Translator Romanian - Italian: stivali
• Translator Romanian - Polish: buty
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: черевики
• Romanian: bocánc
• Translator Romanian - Greek: μπότα
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: boot
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: stövlar
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: boots

5 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «BOCÁNC»

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

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... cookie Biséricà, bisérici - church lilàm'i -fur, skin, coat // blänuri - different sorts of fur Blând, blândà, blânzi, blande - kind, gentle Bloc, blócuri - block Blugi (blue-jeans) - blue jeans Blúza, blúze - blouse Boála, bóli - illness, disease Bocánc.

Gheorghe Doca, 2003

Comoedia Sacra, cui titulus Joseph

Ñ 7 AE cro nubi'qu flue dca'dì s' bocánc de трюмо M411' ты obijd шли? S ô (трата, ó" mores. quid iam Стада/тис mi crcdds,qu¢'muc [îdclcm babe“, меде: млёед Exuiœrati/Iumo Зимой/детдоме hoc [гало [unt feriman omniafm!cs,ßdclim ...

Cornelius Crocus, 1541

Słownik rumuńsko-polski - Pagina 66

rul bobotezei tçgi <siarczysty> mróz bóbslei rz. nij. sport. bobslej bobuléf, bobu!éfe rz. nij. zdrobn. ziar(e)nko boci wykrz. dzwiekon. puk! stuk! boc2, bócuri rz. nij. garb. slupek, falebok bocánc, bocánci rz. m. obuw. (gruby) trzewik ...

Jan Reychman, 1970

Historia de España y de la civilización española: Edad ... - Pagina 478

Bocánc-el (Angel), III, 701. Boceo, I, 98. Bodega y Quadra, IV, 359. Boecio, II, 253. BOERHAAVE, IV, 326. Booiero (El P.), IV, 394. Booud, I, 98. Bohemia (Universidad de), III, 632. Bohorques (D.a María), III, 364. Boíl (El P.), II, 510;— (Pedro y ...

Rafael Altamira, ‎Pío Zabala y Lera, 1914

Słownik górali polskich na Bukowinie - Pagina 35

Por. rum. bocánc '(gruby) trzewik, but' (SRP, 66); ukr. buk. бoкaнчu 'trzewiki z grubej skóry niezgrabnie uszyte', pol. buk. bukañczy 'trzewiki sznurowane siçgajace do kostek; buty wojskowe' (SBF, 59); slc. bagance 'saperki, pionierki' (SSP I, ...

Zbigniew Greń, ‎Helena Krasowska, 2008