ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD CASÁ
casá (caséz, casát), vb. – A anula.
Fr. casser. –
Der. casant, adj.;
casație, s. f. (
Arg., minunat, de calitatea întîi).
WHAT DOES CASÁ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
Definition of casá in the Romanian dictionary
cases vb., ind. 1 sg caséz, 3 sg and pl. quash
10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «CASÁ»
Discover the use of
casá in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
casá and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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Home, Maison, Casa: The Politics of Location in Works by ...
A comparative study of the highly problematic concept of home in works by authors born and raised in colonial contexts and repatriated as young adults to European homelands which they had never before seen.
Entra en La casa, donde te encontrarás en medio del juego mortal de un asesino en el cual la única manera de ganar es perdiendo y la única manera de salir está dentro. Un juego, siete jugadores, y tres reglas.
10 year-old Silvia Marcu lives in the magical world of fairy tales, protected from the traumatic events Romania goes through in the sixties.
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Casa Angelica: Arlene's Legacy
Arlene's physicians predicted she would survive just eight years; she lived to be twenty-two. This book is the story of parenting a child with disabilities.
In Casa Yucatan, award-winning authors and interior designers Karen Witynski and Joe P. Carr travel under the Mayan sun to discover the vitality and virtues of this rich design community, catapulted into the international design spotlight ...
Karen Witynski, Joe P. Carr,
2002
In their third book, the authors forge through the mountains of Mexico and the deserts of the American Southwest in celebration of the strength and wonder of adobe design style. 195 photos, 175 in color.
Karen Witynski, Joe P. Carr,
2001
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La Casa de Bernarda Alba
After her husband's death, Bernarda Alba forces her five daughters into eight years of strict mourning. The appearance of Pepe El Romano, a man who wishes to marry the eldest daughter, Angustias, unleashes a series of tragic events.
Federico García Lorca, Herbert Ramsden,
1983
A richly illustrated study takes readers on a tour of the Morrow Collection of Mexican Popular Arts, including ceramic pots, textiles, and lacquer ware trays from Mexico.
Susan Danly, Mead Art Museum (Amherst College),
2002
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Casa Azul: An Encounter with Frida Kahlo
This dramatic story offers a vivid reimagining of the life and work of a woman as well known for her amazing life as for her amazing art. • Laban Hill is a National Book Award Finalist and recipient of the Parents Choice Gold Award • ...
Casa Susanna is a fun and fabulous collection of found photography, shot some four decades ago, of a "safe haven" of weekend cross-dressers in the early 60s.
Michel Hurst, Robert Swope,
2005