Meaning of "capóc" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD CAPÓC

engl. kapok < cuv. malaiez.

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

PRONUNCIATION OF CAPÓC IN ROMANIAN

capóc

WHAT DOES CAPÓC MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of capóc in the Romanian dictionary

capo s. n.

capóc s. n.

TRANSLATION OF CAPÓC

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

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 木棉花
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: capoc
• Translator Romanian - English: kapok
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: रूई
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: الكابوك
• Translator Romanian - Russian: капок
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: paina
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: গদি
• Translator Romanian - French: kapok
• Translator Romanian - Malay: kapok
• Translator Romanian - German: Kapok
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: パンヤ
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 자바 솜
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: kapok
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: Kapok
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: இலவம் பஞ்சு
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: उशा-गिरद्या इ.मध्ये भरायचा कापूस
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: yastık pamuğu
• Translator Romanian - Italian: capoc
• Translator Romanian - Polish: kapok
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: капок
• Romanian: capóc
• Translator Romanian - Greek: καπόκ
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: kapok
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: kapock
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: Kapok

10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «CAPÓC»

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

Travels in the Interior of Southern Africa - Volumul 2 - Pagina 624

555. a general description of. '70–82. —— Mollémmi proposes to make a journey thither. II.337. 349. 417. 425. 479. –– Serrakutu invited to visit it......................... II. 440. — Botany (see also, Botany): remarkable features in ... 182. 2O8. Capóc ...

William John Burchell, 2015

A dictionary of the Spanish and English languages: wherein ...

Capóc, tm. Bark of the сарос-tree, which produces coarse cutton. Capolado, tm. (Prov.) 1. Minced meat, or meat cut into small pieces and dressed. 2. Act of cutting or tearing into ends and bits. — Capolado, da, pp. of Capolar. Capolar, va.

Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, ‎Mateo Seoane Sobral, 1854

Tragoediae: Linwood, William. Lexicon to Aeschylus - Pagina 9

Doric for 'A6āvm. The Doric form of this word is always used by the tragic writers, as in Capóc, £rari, kuvayóc, tročayóc, AoXayóc, čevayóc, draööc. They, however, say, 'A6mvala not 'A6avala. Porson on Orest. 26. 'A6ávaroc immortal, E. 911.

Aeschylus, 1847

The Royal Dictionary: Abridged in Two Parts, I French and ...

Capon, S. Chapon, coc châtré. To capon, V. Л. Chapomter, châtrer. Cápened, A. Cbaponné, ebi- tré. Capot, S. (a Term in Picket,) Capot. To capóc one, V. A. Faire capot. Capouch, V. Capuch. Cápper, S. (or a Cap-maker,) "Vn bonnetier.

Abel Boyer, 1728

A Dictionary of the Spanish Language in Two Parts: 1. ... - Pagina 57

CapnomAnte, am. fortune-teller by flying Capo, am. cape ; head-land; chief. Capóc, am. bark of the capoc; sort of coarse Capolado, am. minced meat. [cotton. Capolado, -a, adj. minced ; chopped. Capolár, va. to mince, chop into bits ; behead.

Alfred Elwes, 1871

Spanish and English

Spire over the dome of a CAP \ Capóc, s. m. Bark of # capoc tree, which produces very fine cotton. as plazas de ar- Capolado, S. m. 1. Miuced meat, or meat cut into small pieces, and dressed; 2. Act of cutting or tearing into ends and bits.

Henry Neuman, 1809

A Dictionary of the Spanish and English and English and ... - Pagina 57

Capnománcia, af. divination by tbe flying smoke. [smoke. Capnománte, sm. fortune-teller by flying Cápo, em. cape ; head -land; chief. Capóc, sm. bark of tbe capoc; sort of coarse Capolado, sm. minced meat. [cotton. Capoládo, -a, adj. minced; ...

Alfred Elwes, 1854

A Lexicon to Æschylus - Pagina 144

... 3ovrec 973. e5 reAsvräget S.208. e5 r £repubev, e5 re Bečāoffo X60yt 216. e5 wikā 230. e5 orvyāgaç 523. e5 véuouro 655. e5 karedóivnjuévovc 728. e5 karaoxe6ów 1051. e5 capóc very distinctly, P.770. C. 195. On this last see capa.

William LINWOOD (M.A.), 1843

"Cato Peripateticus" – stoische und peripatetische Ethik ... - Pagina 94

öCTé TaúTy uèy Tà yvóueva T&ov dya6öv Fo6ev ört ö" aü6" aipe Tà Têpvkey ëTöeöey6a CapóC Töc oöv oö. ToAlb pläAAov Tät Tepi HuáC Kai év Hulv; Aéyo 10 ö) Tá Tept Cópá Te Kai Ivyjv. 1 ëTeil öé Heeren: ëTenö) FP: ëTeil ö Canter: ...

Philip Schmitz, 2014

Rerum Britannicarum Medii Aevi Scriptores: Or Chronicles ...

Conaill, ocup pect all 50 mona 1móip, ocup 50 Slenn ma5alp, ocup pect So oeursept Oppan;e, ocup po culp &p Opponse um .h. Capóc. "Oomnall pionn h. Oupoa oo babab as cabant cpeče 6 Cinel Conqull. kt. Stolla Cport .h.. maoileón, CCbb ...

Great Britain. Public Record Office, ‎William Maunsell Hennessy, 1866