Meaning of "clávus" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD CLÁVUS

fr., lat. clavus.

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

PRONUNCIATION OF CLÁVUS IN ROMANIAN

clávus

WHAT DOES CLÁVUS MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of clávus in the Romanian dictionary

clavus s. n., pl. clávusuri

clávus s. n., pl. clávusuri

SYNONYMS OF «CLÁVUS» IN ROMANIAN

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

Romanian synonyms of clávus

bătătúră

TRANSLATION OF CLÁVUS

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

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 鸡眼
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: clavus
• Translator Romanian - English: clavus
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: clavus
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: ثفن
• Translator Romanian - Russian: мозоль
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: clavus
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: নাচি
• Translator Romanian - French: clavus
• Translator Romanian - Malay: clavus
• Translator Romanian - German: clavus
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: 鶏眼
• Translator Romanian - Korean: clavus
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: clavus
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: clavus
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: மண்டைக்குதது
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: clavus
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: clavus
• Translator Romanian - Italian: clavus
• Translator Romanian - Polish: clavus
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: мозоль
• Romanian: clávus
• Translator Romanian - Greek: CLAVUS
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: clavus
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: Clavus
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: Clavus

10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «CLÁVUS»

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

Wörterbuch der Zoologie: Tiernamen, allgemeinbiologische, ...

C. lepadiformis. clavícula, -ae, f., lat., clávis, -is, f., der Schlüssel, Riegel; das Schlüsselbein. clávus, -i, m., lat., der Nagel; Clavus: das Hühnerauge. Clavulae, f., Pl. clávus, -i, m., lat., der Nagel; bewimperte, stachelförmige Anhänge der Herzigel ...

Achim Paululat, ‎Günter Purschke, 2011

An Introduction to Medical Literature, including a System ... - Pagina 334

E. clávus. 7. E. trichöma. 8. E. verruca. t 9. E. pap'ula. 10. E. oedematicum. 11. E. sarcóma. 12. E. superficiále. 13. E. polypus. A bony tumour. An osseous union of two neighbouring bones. A cartilaginous tumour. A general softish tumour of a ...

Thomas Young, 1823

An Introduction to Medical Literature, Including a System ... - Pagina 334

E. physcbnia. 6. E. induratum. 6. E. clávus. 7. E. trichoma. 8. E. verruca. 0. E.paji'ula. 10. E. oedemat'kum. 11. E. sarcóma. 12. E. superficiale. 13. E. poïypus. A bony tumour. An osseous union of two neighbouring bones. A cartilaginous tumour.

Thomas Young, 1823

Class XXIV: Cryptogamia: comprising the Fungi. Vol. 5Part 2 - Pagina 52

A. Clávus, Bull. (pin Agaric); pileus subcarnose nearly plane orange-red, gills fixed rather broad whitish as well as the short smooth stuffed stem. Bull. t. 148. Bolt. t. 39. B. With. v. 4. p. 205. Purt. v. 3. n. 1478. Fr. Syst. Myc. v. 1. p. 134. Grev.

Miles Joseph Berkeley, 1836

English Flora: Class 24, Cryptogamia, Pt. 2, comprising ...

S. Clávus, D. C. (common Ergot) ; horn-shaped cylindrical externally subpruinoee purple-black, white or sometimes purplish within. Fr. Syst. Мус. v. 2. p. 268-. — Sel. clavus, Dec. I. e. f. 8. — Sphacelia segetum, Kl. Fung. Germ. ! exs. n. 56.

James Edward Smith, ‎William Jackson Hooker, ‎Miles Joseph Berkeley, 1836

The London vocabulary ... The twelfth edition, etc - Pagina 62

_A ~a-w 19 Serra, ze, f. A File Líma, x, f. A Hedge zo \ Cuneus, i, m'. _ A-Tquüre , . Norma, az, f. '\ ' ' ACM-w, or'Bar l Vectis, is, m. Glie " ' Glúten, inis, n... A Nail, or Pin I ' Clávus, i, m. A Brid- i: ' Liter, êris, m. . .7 A Smith Market/J Iron upon 'An ...

James GREENWOOD (Surmaster of Saint Paul's School.), 1763

Deutsch-Englisch - Pagina 169

... (klëwl'kjiUë) Clavic ulargegend clavicular ( klë- m'kjvlë) région (ñ'dschn) Claviculargrube clavicular (Ш- wï'kjulë) fossa (fo'ssë) Clavui clávus (kle''wë$t), corn (kâ'n) Clavui hystericus clávus (No'□• wëss) of hystéria (hîsstï'ërlë) cllmaktorlsch, ...

Fritz Lejeune, 1951

Vorübungen der lateinischen und deutschen Dichtkunst - Pagina 69

... Chrysanthus, Chryfe, Chryfippus, Chryfogonus, Chryfolithus, Cimex, Cinyphius, Cirinius, Ciris, civis, civicus, civitas, civilis, clades, clamo, clamor, clanator, clanito, clarus, claresco, clarifonus, clava, clavis, clavus,- navis, clávus ferreus.

Johann-Christoph Gottsched, 1756

Etymologisches Wörterbuch der botanischen Pflanzennamen

Geschwulsb abgeleitet ist von lat. clavus <Nagel> (bezogen auf die «nagelförm» Blüte). - Kaum als «etwas keulig» (Za. 622) zu cläva <Keule>. - clavellósus (Lomentaria): zu lat. clávus <Nagel>; nach dem röhrenförm. Thallus dieser Rotalge ...

Helmut Genaust, 2013

Versuch eines botanischen Handwörterbuchs, ... - Pagina 69

Kornmutter, Clávus. Korn ro fe, Calendula arvénfis, A. Adönis, G. Kornwuth, Galeópfis ladánum, A. Körper, der, Corpus. Körperchen, das, Corpüfculum. Körperlich, corporeus. Kolsbeere, Vacciniumuliginöfum, A. Kofchen ille, Coccinélla.

Christian August Frege, 1808