Meaning of "dalmátic" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD DALMÁTIC

fr. dalmatique

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

PRONUNCIATION OF DALMÁTIC IN ROMANIAN

dalmátic

WHAT DOES DALMÁTIC MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of dalmátic in the Romanian dictionary

DALMATICS that (and what) and noun 1) Which belongs to Dalmatia; own Dalmatia. Port ~. 2) (about shores) Which consists of fjords (as a result of the penetration of seawater into mountainous depressions in the seaside regions); made of fiords.

DALMÁTIC ~că (~ci, ~ce) și substantival 1) Care ține de Dalmația; propriu Dalmației. Port ~. 2) (despre țărmuri) Care constă din fiorduri (ca urmare a pătrunderii apelor maritime în depresiunile montane în regiunile litoralului); format din fiorduri.

SYNONYMS OF «DALMÁTIC» IN ROMANIAN

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

Romanian synonyms of dalmátic

dalmát

TRANSLATION OF DALMÁTIC

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

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 达尔马提亚
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: Dalmacia
• Translator Romanian - English: Dalmatia
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: Dalmatia
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: دالماتيا
• Translator Romanian - Russian: Далмация
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: Dalmácia
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: প্রতিষ্ঠান
• Translator Romanian - French: Dalmatie
• Translator Romanian - Malay: Dalmatia
• Translator Romanian - German: Dalmatien
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: ダルマチア
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 달마 티아
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: Dalmatia
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: Dalmatia
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: டால்மாட்டியாவிலிருந்து
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: Dalmatia
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: Dalmaçya
• Translator Romanian - Italian: Dalmazia
• Translator Romanian - Polish: Dalmacja
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: Далмація
• Romanian: dalmátic
• Translator Romanian - Greek: Δαλματία
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: Dalmatië
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: Dalmatien
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: Dalmatia

10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «DALMÁTIC»

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

Nuevo diccionario mallorquin-castellano-latin - Volumul 1 - Pagina 487

Dálmata. m. f. DALMATIC, CA. adj., Natural de Dalmacía ó perteneciente á ella. Dalmátic-j, ca. adj. DALMÁTICA, f. Vestidura sagrada con faldones y una especie de mangas anchas ¡ibierlas que forman cruz. La usín los diáconos como propia, ...

Juan José Amengual, 1858

A new pocket-dictionary of the English and Russian and of ...

Xaazunáma, v. a. to lash with a Хвощ'з, m. hórse-tail. [Ибис-тай]. Ходя, f. an ácerose leaf, a méedlc, a. s Ждать, т. a múshroom. [píne~leal`. Херасть, m. sl. s. Xaópocmß. Xepyau'n'a, n1. a chérub; a dalmátic. I Xúxcuua, i`. a cot, hut; (adj.

English and Russian languages, 1846

The new pocket-dictionary of the French and English languages

Daily, on. badiner,- folâtrer ; cajoler ; tarder ; se jouer Dalmátic, i. dalmatique, f. Dam, ?7i£re, en parlant des bêtes Dam, digue, écluse [mer Dbm,va. enfermer; boucher; fer- Damage, s. dommage, tert, ta. — clear, certains droits de clercs du ...

Thomas Nugent, ‎J. Ouiseau, 1808

The Spelling Dictionary, Or, a Collection of All the ... - Pagina 38

Czar Dalmátic dárkly ' ' Czárcßz clam dárknefsr 'l Czarina. dámage dárlíng ~ ` Czáriih 'Dámafcen `darn " fdámfon' >"dárnel ' D.Y 'dámask _ 'dirt ` Dab dame fdártere ` dábbl'e 'damn ' 'dafh ' dàbbler dàmnable "Münch __ '_ dab-chick dámnably ...

Thomas DYCHE, 1725

Bibliographie instructive: ou, Traite de la connoisance de ...

... in Diodori Siculi Opera, 47 6 j Adnotat. in Terentium , 1619 B. Ochini Defensio de Ccena adversiis Joack. Westphalum , 773 Anglia Sacra , 4447 Ses Remarques fur les Actes de Rymer, 5 554&J5 5J Relation de ses Voyages en Dal- ma tic ...

Guillaume Francois Dubure, ‎Guillaume Francois Dubure (1731-1782), 1768

Vocabulaire de la Langue française extrait de la dernière ...

s.f. (Dalmatica.) Espèce de tunique, vètement que portent sur leur aube les diacres, les sous-diacres et autres ecclésiastiques, quand ils servent à la messe le prêtre qui officie. (Dal-ma-tic-e.) DALOT. s. m. Trou, canal pour faire écouler les ...

Charles Nodier, ‎Paul ACKERMANN (Professor of French at Berlin.), 1836

Vocabulaire de la langue française, extrait de la 6e et ... - Pagina 279

s. f. (Dalmatica.) Espèce de tunique , vêtement que portent sur leur aube les diacres, les sous-diacres et autres ecclésiastiques , quand ils servent a la messe le prêtre qui officie. ( Dal-ma-tic-e. ) DALOT. s. m. Trou, canal pour faire écouler les ...

Charles Nodier, 1865

Saggio di bibliografia istriana, pubblicato a spese di una ... - Pagina 105

La Guzla, ou Choix des poesies illiriques recueillies dans la Dal ma tic, eie. . — Paris, 4827. Nella prefazione è detto : « pochi saranno villaggi, montagne o valli da Trieste a Ragusi che io non abbia visitalo. » Citiamo quest' opera in cui è fatta ...

Carlo A. Combi, 1864

Directorium diplomaticum: oder, Chronologisch geordnete ...

Cl) Der Papst Leo ertheilet dem Abt Albuin zn Nienburg, welcher ihm als gelehrten und zum Dienst der Kirche geeigneten Mann empfohlen worden war, die Erlaubniss, die Messe in Dal m a tic is '4°^ una Sàricla'lis «4>) zu verrichten", und ...

Ludwig August Schultes, 1821

Close Rolls of the Reign of Henry III.: Preserved in the ...

Mandatum est Eadwardo de Westm' quod fieri faciat ad opus regis quatuor cappas c hor i, tria paria vestimentorum satis deoentia, et tunicam et dal ma tic tt m, ponenda in aova capella regis apud Windles'. Et cum rex sciverit quantum ad hoc ...

Great Britain. Public Record Office, 1970