Meaning of "córium" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD CÓRIUM

fr., lat. corium.

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

PRONUNCIATION OF CÓRIUM IN ROMANIAN

córium

WHAT DOES CÓRIUM MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of córium in the Romanian dictionary

(sir-um)

córium s. n. (sil. -ri-um)

TRANSLATION OF CÓRIUM

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

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 真皮
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: corion
• Translator Romanian - English: corium
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: यथार्थ
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: أدمة
• Translator Romanian - Russian: кориум
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: corium
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: চামড়া
• Translator Romanian - French: corium
• Translator Romanian - Malay: corium
• Translator Romanian - German: Corium
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: 真皮
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 진피
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: corium
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: CORIUM
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: corium
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: खरी त्वचा
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: corium
• Translator Romanian - Italian: corium
• Translator Romanian - Polish: corium
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: коріум
• Romanian: córium
• Translator Romanian - Greek: χόριο
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: corium
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: corium
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: corium

10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «CÓRIUM»

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

Gramática histórica de la lengua asturiana: fonética, ... - Pagina 84

Así frente a la cantidad de córium (rew) dada por Meyer-Lübke guardan silencio old y em. Los resultados asturianos van desde el más occidental (y g- asturiano) con metátesis coiru ("coyro": OCU a. 1274) a otros con diptongación y metátesis ...

Xosé Lluis García Arias, 2003

Etymologisches Wörterbuch der Naturwissenschaften und ... - Pagina 25

Córium [an: Lederh au t] lat. córium Haut, Fell, Leder. ' Cormophŕta [bot: Sproßpflanzen] lat. Ícowno's Stamm, phjton Gewächs. córnea [an: Hornhaut des Auges] lat. 062210 us, a, um aus Horn bestehend. Có/'ml [an, zool, pal: Horn, Fortsatz] lat.

Carl Walter Schmidt, 1923

Diccionario castellano con las voces de ciencias y artes y ...

Fr. Etaie. Lat. Rudens confirmatórius. Bafc. Ef- coya. Hai eßai demefana, de artimon , &c. ESTAIMBOUC , piel , eípecie de gamuza. Fr. Stoim- bouc. Lat. Rupicápreae córium. ESTALA , V. Eftablo. EST ALACION , lo mifmo que clafe , V. Fr. Rang.

Esteban Terreros y Pando ((S.I.)), 1787

Diccionario auxiliar: español-latino para el uso moderno ... - Pagina 274

Uso: - de bueyes, bovile, is n; - de cerdos, suíle, is n; - de ovejas, ovile, is n. correa: córium, ii n; córius, ii m. Sin: lorum; loramentum. Uso: - de transmisión, córium volúbile. corrección: (acción de corregir) corréctio , onisf. Sin: reprehénsio ...

José Juan del Col, 2007

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

M. córium, Gr. (coriaceous Merulius) ; at first resupinate, at length more or less perfectly reflexed white and villous above often zoned, hymenium pale minutely reticulato-porous. Ft. El. v. I. p. 58. — Thelephora corium, Pers. Syn. p. 574. Grev.

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

Class XXIV: Cryptogamia: comprising the Mosses, Hepaticae, ...

O. Córium, Ag. (leathery Oscillatoria); stratum thick subcoriaceous opaque dull-brownish streaked with pale-green, filaments yellowish slender, striae indistinct distant.—Ag. Syst. Alg. p. 64. Lyngb. Hydroph. Dan. p. 89. Grev. Fl. Edin. p. 303.

William Jackson Hooker, 1833

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

M. córium, Gr. (coriaceous Merulius); at first resupinate, at length more or less perfectly reflexed white and villous above often zoned, hymenium pale minutely reticulato-porous. Fr. El. v. 1. p. 58.—Thelephora corium, Pers. Syn. p. 574. Grev.

Miles Joseph Berkeley, 1836

Christophori Cellarii ... Geographia antiqua ... Huic ... - Pagina 77

Pris'r'na urbs ab ¡Eolidis fine Pharma, màter Maffiliae; postquam Hermi o'stium, & urbs Smyrna mercatu nobi— lisiima: Clazomeme, Erytbrz, Cj/ffur Erythraeorum ria-2. vale, Tem (Ts'siwç), Anacreontis patria: -Orycü'm .promona córium, ad ...

Christophorus CELLARIUS (the Elder.), ‎Samuel Patrick, 1802

An encyclopædia of agriculture ... Fourth edition, etc - Pagina 283

... regulate their form, and protect them from the action of surrounding elements. In the more perfect animals, this organ consists of the following parts: the cuticle, the córpus mucosum, the córium, the panniculus, and the cellular web. 1845.

John Claudius Loudon, 1839

A Latin Grammar, arranged according to the principles of ... - Pagina 138

To endeavour, dàre opéram To accuse, accüso are To condemn to death, căpite damno are Silent, ticitus To become mute, obmütesco öre - Hide, córium i 167. Equidem, adv. indeed Münus éris, gift, office, or duty Döno are, to present 168.

Charles TAYLOR (of Hereford.), 1823