Meaning of "curarisí" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD CURARISÍ

ngr. kuráro.

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PRONUNCIATION OF CURARISÍ IN ROMANIAN

curarisí

WHAT DOES CURARISÍ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of curarisí in the Romanian dictionary

curarisí vb., ind. Present 1 sg and 3 pl. curarisésc, imperf. 3 sg curariseá; cong. pres., 3 sg and pl.curariseáscă

curarisí vb., ind. prez. 1 sg. și 3 pl. curarisésc, imperf. 3 sg. curariseá; conj. prez. 3 sg. și pl.curariseáscă

SYNONYMS OF «CURARISÍ» IN ROMANIAN

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

Romanian synonyms of curarisí

căutá · îngrijí · tratá

TRANSLATION OF CURARISÍ

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5 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «CURARISÍ»

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

Opera Ambrosii Paraei... - Pagina 396

Fiftulç nomen obeinuit ab arundínearum fiítularum fimi- ' Ii ^»fc5ÍÍ? !ifudinc,quibus ílmilitcr cauaexiftit. Fie fiílula invadís corporis parti- ел bus,feréque abfccflibus aut vlccribus male curaris í uccedit. Callus,car- »Um $у$?Щь§> пса qua? dam ...

Ambroise Paré, 1582

Opera: Continens, Homilias XLV. De dignitate sacerdotali ... - Pagina ii

Stat medicus sccans,& innumeras adhibens cu/ ranones:8í n ô interrogas quò" curarisí'Sed côeedis arti.seruo concedis :& deo misericordiâ- non côeedis. Noli dicere quomodossed magis admirarc,& giorifìca. N â 31 ego te interrogabo qud ...

Johannes (Chrysostomus.), 1517

M. Tullii Ciceronis Epistolarum libri 16. Ad familiares ut ...

Hunc tu ii mibi rcitituendum curarisÍ,'n_o_n poiiutndi-î-S ‚ cere quam mihi gratum futurum iir. Rcs ipfa parva, fed ani-_è mi mei dolor magnus cii. УЫ iit, öcquidiicripoiiit ,Roli-1 nus tc docebit. Ego ii homincm per te recipctaro, fumo; ' l t mam me a ...

Marcus Tullius Cicero, 1693

De Communibus omnium rerum naturalium principiis & ...

Benito Pereira ..~ in .Árstatelicisfemcmijs Ó- -Uerbiz explanandu, prefer Mterosfficatè ummflos mim,extra contraamfiam cfl, omniym oprim'e Arzflote— [cm intectc.vis]?,<'9* in ciussèrigtis intcrpretmdusiilgcmffi'mos (9** 4C— curarisí'imosflzissê.

Benito Pereira, 1579

Sancti Patris Nostri Joannis Chrysostomi Archiepiscopi ... - Pagina 778

Ad ingreíTum tuum jacet , margarita in cceno , & non vides? Medicus ad oftium 5 & non curarisí m Hoc fragmentum cum aliis Chryfoftomi Upfali* edidic vir dodus Eiicut Bcnzclius ad fidem Codicis Ba- rociani. b Bcozel. ¡mnAaCt yjti£fs fMTttG- ...

Saint John Chrysostom, ‎Bernard de Montfaucon, 1718