Meaning of "căúș" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD CĂÚȘ

lat. cau + suf. ~uș

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

PRONUNCIATION OF CĂÚȘ IN ROMANIAN

căúș

WHAT DOES CĂÚȘ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of căúș in the Romanian dictionary

1) Large spoon-shaped wooden pot, used in the household to take or to dispense powdered materials, grains and, rarely, liquids. \u0026 # X25ca; To make his hand (or hands) ~ approach the fingers and deepen the spoon-shaped palm. 2) The amount of material that falls into such a vessel. 3) Excavator Cup; dump. [Sil. bucket]

CĂÚȘ ~e n. 1) Vas de lemn în formă de lingură mare, folosit în gospodărie pentru a lua sau a încărca materiale pulverulente, grăunțe și, rar, lichide. ◊ A-și face mâna (sau mâinile) ~ a apropia degetele și a adânci palma în formă de lingură. 2) Cantitate de materiale care încape într-un astfel de vas. 3) Cupa excavatorului; benă. [Sil. că-uș]

SYNONYMS OF «CĂÚȘ» IN ROMANIAN

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

Romanian synonyms of căúș

cancióc · cúpă · ispól · răscól · scafá · scăfíță · suflá

TRANSLATION OF CĂÚȘ

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

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 翻盖
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: cucharón
• Translator Romanian - English: dipper
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: सीपी
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: قحافة
• Translator Romanian - Russian: раковина моллюска
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: garra
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: ডুদুরি
• Translator Romanian - French: louche
• Translator Romanian - Malay: dipper
• Translator Romanian - German: Schöpflöffel
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: クラムシェル
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 대합 조개 껍질
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: Dipper
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: Clamshell
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: கயவன்
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: पाणथळ जागी आढळणारा एक गाणारा पक्षी
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: kepçe
• Translator Romanian - Italian: clamshell
• Translator Romanian - Polish: Składane
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: раковина молюска
• Romanian: căúș
• Translator Romanian - Greek: κουτάλα
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: potlepel
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: clamshell
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: clamshell

10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «CĂÚȘ»

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

Galen: On Antecedent Causes - Pagina 48

Rather it is a preceding cause, a irpoTiyouMEvov, of the disease in question, since it is quite clearly an internal condition,213 whereas, as we have seen, antecedent causes are external (in some sense at least) to the bodies which they affect.

Galen, ‎R. J. Hankinson, 1998

Nature As Model: Salomon De Caus And Early ...

By setting the record straight in this biography, Luke Morgan rewrites the received history of early seventeenth-century garden design.

Luke Morgan, 2007

Case, Semantic Roles, and Grammatical Relations: A ... - Pagina 490

caus. & (embedded) subject & transitivity, unergativity, dative verb: see also caus. & dative verb marker & transitivizing marker; caus.-inchoative verb & subject-embedding; Romance: Rosen 92; caus. & switch reference: Chechen-Ingush: ...

Petra Campe, 1994

The Metaphysics of the School: Book4. Principles of being; ...

Hear what Hume has to say about the matter : ' By what argument can it be prov'd, that the perceptions of the mind must be caus'd by external objects, entirely different from them, tho' resembling them (if that be possible) and could not arise ...

Thomas Harper, 1881

The Tocharian Subjunctive: A Study in Syntax and Verbal ...

[9] + CAUS.PRT.[2]: EXAMPLE STOM—CAUS' 'PUT' SSa/ske'pIS.-Sbj.[9] |stéme$$e/ske-| 3sg. stamc'issc'im, 3pl. stama'skem caus.prt.[z] Scama—| 3sg. s'cama, 3pl. s'ccimare" prt.ptc. s'es's'amu, —os ipv. sg. pa's'cama, sg.mid. ps'imar cans.

Michaël Peyrot, 2013

The Geometry of an Art: The History of the Mathematical ... - Pagina 410

first seventeenth-century book on perspective in French was printed in London in 1612 (figure IX.6) and written by the maître ingenieur Salomon de Caus (1576–1626). He served European dukes and princes with among other things creating ...

Kirsti Andersen, 2008

Cook Islands Maori Dictionary - Pagina 21

'akaivi, caus. ivi. Draft, outline, or sketch out (of a sermon). E 'akaivi meitaki koe i ta'au ako'anga kia mako. Draft out your sermon properly. 'akaka, caus. ka*. Burn, ignite, light. Na'ai i 'akaka i te mor7? Who lit the lamp? 'akakangakanga, caus.

Jasper Buse, ‎Raututi Taringa, ‎Bruce Biggs, 1995

Middle Egyptian: An Introduction to the Language and ... - Pagina 529

sëq (caus. 2-lit.) “introduce, bring in” , — see nswt sw (3ms dependent pronoun: § 5.4) swæj (caus. 3ae-inf.) “pass” (œr “by”) swæœ (caus. 3-lit.) “set, make last” swëb (caus. 3-lit.) “clean, purify” — see zwr swrd (caus. 3-lit.) “tire” swhæ (caus.

James P. Allen, 2014

Mongolian - Pagina 149

Causative: The causative voice (which has also been called the “factitive voice”) involves a hierarchy between two agents, of which the one (causer) causes the action of the other (causee). The construction may or may not also contain other ...

Juha A. Janhunen, 2012

Dictionary - Pagina 162

Part perf. caus. 1,2 &ériélPart perf. pass.1 &érzil'-. Part perf pass.2 Čaruiz'-. Imp, itr, sg. ēird", etc. Imp, tr. sg. Card", etc. Subj, itr. 1. sg. ēirám, etc. Subj, tr. 1. sg. ēērām, etc. Subj, caus. 1. sg. ēériàm, etc. Subj. pass. 1. sg. ēérzám, etc. Adh.. sg. tr.

Claus Peter Zoller, 2005