Meaning of "costál" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD COSTÁL

fr. costal

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

PRONUNCIATION OF COSTÁL IN ROMANIAN

costál

WHAT DOES COSTÁL MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of costál in the Romanian dictionary

COSTAL (~ i, ~ e) anat. Which refers to the region of the ribs.

COSTÁL ~ă (~i, ~e) anat. Care se referă la regiunea coastelor.

TRANSLATION OF COSTÁL

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

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 哥斯达黎加
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: costo
• Translator Romanian - English: cost
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: कोस्टा
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: كلفة
• Translator Romanian - Russian: ребро
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: Costa
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: মূল্য
• Translator Romanian - French: Costa
• Translator Romanian - Malay: kos
• Translator Romanian - German: Kosten
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: コスタ
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 코스타
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: biaya
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: Costa
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: கட்டண
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: खर्च
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: maliyet
• Translator Romanian - Italian: Costa
• Translator Romanian - Polish: Costa
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: ребро
• Romanian: costál
• Translator Romanian - Greek: κόστος
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: koste
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: Costa
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: Costa

10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «COSTÁL»

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

South Texas Tales: Stories My Father Told Me - Pagina 47

“Might as well get the other one dirty while I get my costál of peanuts,” she told herself as she sank the other foot into the gray ooze. Her huaraches, already gray from age, became heavy, and Porfiria removed them before she lost them in the ...

Patricia Cisneros Young, 2007

Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages: With a ...

lVavfpaV — ' falso,k lap-sided ship.) pl.Race. Costál. sm. Sack, laigebag. Rammer. Costaldda,%\.KiM flaton thegrounrt Costaldzo, sin. Blow. A very large Costaléro, sm. Porter. [sack. Costatlco,itto,ltn,sm.K small sack. Costaneras, sf.pl. Rafters.

Saint-Hilaire Blanc, 1848

A Basic Vocabulary of Scientific and Technological German: ...

Archiphera, sub-species of termites, etc. corrodieren, w.v. corrode costál, near the ribs Cotingiden, f. pl. clamatores, sub-species of asser (Zool.) Cottonöl, п. cottonseed Oil cracken, w.v. crack (Chem.E.) cranial (kranial), near or of the cranium ...

J. Horne, ‎Robert Robinson, 2013

A new Spanish grammar; or, The elements of the Spanish ... - Pagina 57

Lítera, a litter. Andas, the shafts. Coche, Carróza, a coach. . Cesta, a basket. Rastra, Narría, a sledge. Canasta, a flasket. spuérta, a dirt-basket. Chirríon, a dung-cart. Banásta, a great hamper. Alfórja, a wallet. Bolsa, a purse. Costál, Saco, a ...

Hipólito San José GIRAL DEL PINO, ‎Raymundo del PUEYO, 1814

New dictionary, spanish and english and english and ...

Bag, saco. A Hawking Bag, esquéro. A Leather dag, un saco de quéro. A little Bag, íaquillo. A Cloak Bag, una valija. A Meal Bag, costál, quilma. A Bagpipe Player, gay tero. A Bagpipe, cornamusa, gaita. Baggage, bagáge. Bagatile, la bagatéla ...

Pedro Pineda, 1740

Novo diccionario de lingua portugueza: O mais exacto e ...

inteiramente, comp etamente. COSTÁL, adi. dos Q g. (conla, del. al.) (anat.) gue pertence ás costellas. Plcura -, porção a pleura ue forra a superficie interna das costellas. äarlilagem -, que são como os prolongamento; das costellas, e que se ...

Eduardo Augusto de Faria, 1851

Die Zigeuner in Europa und Asien: ... - Volumul 2 - Pagina 136

Sáco, costál. Hind. gon. Gonéles (aber auch conel m., pl. -es, Kleid. L.) m. Garments, .linen. Vestidos, ropa. Sskr. gòn'l`. Russ. guné. — These words in the Sauscr. and Itussian .tongues are solely applied to the habiliments of a beggar.

August Friedrich Pott, 1845

Spanish Idioms with Their English Equivalents - Pagina 11

... Boca de noche Boca de costál Boca de jarro Boca de gacha Caballo de regalo Caballo rabón Caballo desorejado Caballo de palo Caballo marino Caballo de buena boca Caballon Caballona Caballo blanco Cara apedreada Plentifully.

R. D. Monteverde, 1908

A Dictionary of the Spanish Language in Two Parts: 1. ... - Pagina 43

Bóca con bóca, face to face. Bóca (punto en), intrrj. mum 1 not a word ! Bóca de costál, profusely ; without measure. Boca llena (á), ая*с perspicuously ; openly. Bóca de járro lá), aheartydrauglit [drinking). Boca (de), аа*г. verbally; not really.

Alfred Elwes, 1871

Aventuras de Gil Blas de Santillana, robadas á Espáña, y ...

Mias de la mitád merecian, por lo ménos, cargár con un costál como yo con mi mochila, y en medio de eso no es tan facil como se piensa ser recibido entre ellos; pues hasta en esto valen mas los empeños que la habilidád. Ninguno lo puede ...

Alain René Le Sage, 1815

NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «COSTÁL»

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Los mejores gifs y frases de Gisele Bündchen

4) "No soy un costál de patatas. Nunca me he sentado en mi sillón. Cuando estoy en mi casa, estoy limpiando, alimentando a mis perros y haciendo cosas. «Terra España, Jul 15»