Meaning of "carént" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD CARÉNT

carență

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

PRONUNCIATION OF CARÉNT IN ROMANIAN

carént

WHAT DOES CARÉNT MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of carént in the Romanian dictionary

CARENET (rarely) seldom Which is deficient; own deficiency.

CARÉNT ~tă (~ți, ~te) rar Care ține de carență; propriu carenței.

TRANSLATION OF CARÉNT

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

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 不足
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: deficiencia
• Translator Romanian - English: deficiency
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: कमी
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: نقص
• Translator Romanian - Russian: дефицит
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: deficiência
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: অভাব
• Translator Romanian - French: carence
• Translator Romanian - Malay: kekurangan
• Translator Romanian - German: Mangel
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: 欠乏症
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 부족
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: kurang
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: thiếu sót
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: குறைபாடு
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: कमतरता
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: eksiklik
• Translator Romanian - Italian: carenza
• Translator Romanian - Polish: niedobór
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: дефіцит
• Romanian: carént
• Translator Romanian - Greek: έλλειψη
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: tekort
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: brist
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: mangel

10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «CARÉNT»

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

Grammaire Française-Celtique ou Française-Bretonne - Pagina 117

Me a sonch din a garech ,! ê carémp ou a ga-Tç caréch rach:aga-jê carént. cent. ou le pafjé Douë a garis ou défini. Me ^. con/ug. Beza ez carémp : ez carach: ez carént Singulier, Beza ez 5 . conjug. Caret a, reamp : a reach : a reant: oa a rémp ...

Grégoire (de Rostrenen), 1795

Sylvarum lib. V; XII; Achilleidos lib. II. Notis ... - Pagina 629

... ne quod piaculum naícerctur inter- milfione folemnis facrificii , neve cm- dclitate Grscix populus obediret , in- rentum cll , ut inter fe impúberes pucri de fuftincndis vcrberibus contende- rent , ac fe in hanc paticntiam provo- carént : & fuper агат ...

Publius Papinius Statius, ‎Johannes Veenhusen, 1671

Græcæ Grammaticæ institutio compendiaria, in usum ... - Pagina 10

Neurra кривды: unicam tenninatìcncm Per ' UCS Carus; lll, spira“, Airuno-7, 651'. (z) Numero. Duali 8c plurali carént-Nomïna propria. unìtan_tům пиши. Лешам, э; ай'м. 666 ...

Edward WETENHALL (successively Bishop of Cork and Ross, and of Kilmore and Ardagh.), 1718

L. Annaei Senecae philosophi ; opera, quae exstant omnia - Pagina 726

nines non cadunt : fuperiora etiam pluuia carént. Quemadmodúm ergo regio tantis A fubiecb feruoribus duraturas per totam arftatem niues recipit ? Quas fane aliqui montes illîcquoque excipiant: numquam tarnen magis quam Thracia: iuga aut ...

Lucius Annaeus Seneca, ‎Justus Lipsius, ‎Johann Van der Wowern, 1615

Catalogus bibliothecae excell. dni. dni. Antonii l. b. de ...

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[Anonymus AC01498759], 1813

The English dialect dictionary - Pagina 748

2. A reve, carouse, spree; a social gathering, merrymakmg. ' Wm. We leave them awhile in their rebels' carant, WHITEHEAD Lg. (1896) 6a. \v.Yka.chds Mere. Suppl. (Feb. :1, 189:) ; w.Y1ca.° A jolly carént, t'neet long. Slit-.1 Thefn 'ad a pretty ...

J. Wright, 2004

Manuel lexique philologique, didactique et polytechnique ...

Lorsque nu ett juint au mot carént* ou aux. nouas dr» mois, ces mots reçoivent l'article, et l'article féminin, quoiqne tous soient masculins, / •: ." i-rn.ti, la n.i.a,»i'. AH, s. m. T. de mus. La troisième note de la gamme. C'est ausfti le nom du signe ...

A. C. Demoustier, ‎Ladrange ((París)), 1844

Oeuvres - Volumul 2 - Pagina 260

etregínse,líberis carénti, óbtulit, quae púe áluit pro suo , CEdipúmque dixit à pedum more , quos inflátos et tuméntes retint .yEtáte provéclus, cómperit nequáquam V bii se esse fílium , oráculum consúluit , et óbtulit regínae carént et le présenta ...

Dumarsais, 1797

L' hoggidi - Pagina 293

... campo a correrui, epenfarui, Volferoinfómma fignificare,cbe fi come'lfuocofempre te- dein alto,cosi N un quam eminentia inuidia carént . Si come la Tigre abborrxfceïarmonia,cosiïinuidiofoodiayne pub fentvrefen%avncerto crudo le lodi altrui.

Secondo Lancellotti, 1627

Oeuvres d'Hippocrate - Volumul 2 - Pagina 603

Aquarum , quae arte carént , partim qui Jem ab aethere excreta, cum tonitru, aut media aestate demitlitur, partim vero nimbosa, et mala est. Tum aqua , tum vigilia , voraces homines efficiunt. Percalidam naturam, calido anni tempore , cubile in ...

Hippocrates, 1838