Meaning of "depózit" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD DEPÓZIT

lat. depositum

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

PRONUNCIATION OF DEPÓZIT IN ROMANIAN

depózit

WHAT DOES DEPÓZIT MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of depózit in the Romanian dictionary

DEPOSITED n. 1) Place or construction specially designed for the preservation of goods, valuables, various materials, etc .; Storage. 2) Totality of materials, objects, etc. deposited for storage in such a construction. 3) Contract by which a person undertakes in a non-interested and free way to keep for some time one thing of another person. 4) geol. Layer of sedimentary material.

SYNONYMS OF «DEPÓZIT» IN ROMANIAN

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

magazíe · sedimént

TRANSLATION OF DEPÓZIT

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

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 存款
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: depósito
• Translator Romanian - English: deposit
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: जमा
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: الوديعة
• Translator Romanian - Russian: депозит
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: depósito
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: আমানত
• Translator Romanian - French: dépôt
• Translator Romanian - Malay: deposit
• Translator Romanian - German: Anzahlung
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: 預金
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 예금
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: simpenan
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: tiền gửi
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: வைப்பு
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: ठेव
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: mevduat
• Translator Romanian - Italian: deposito
• Translator Romanian - Polish: kaucja
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: депозит
• Romanian: depózit
• Translator Romanian - Greek: κατάθεση
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: deposito
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: insättning
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: innskudd

5 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «DEPÓZIT»

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

Reliquie ladine, raccolte in Muggia d'Istria, con ... - Pagina 64

i a b r è i a vifliva una vólta a vardàr se i truvéva kàlke'depózit de bes. i coléva dei ómi kun lóur, e i féva far dei bus ca e là, t-éli mazéri e t-éli càzi butàdi zóu. gai vist mi un bus a san n i k o 1 ó , sóta mugla v e e a , kei ga- véva fat sgavàr i abréi ...

Jacopo Cavalli, 1893

De Tempest a Pla, Bi Wilyam Sacsper - Pagina 51

Acerdix) tu¡ Nit (md Colyer, travelerz wer ucústumd, bsfór lex-ü] 8m* nat-iv cuntri, tm depózit dar mlmi, er put it Ut al; interest, eontínjent on &ar rstúrn. Els interest woz tm be de grato!" acer-dig tm &e distans. AZ fiv hundred' persént ¡z mensund ...

William Shakespeare, ‎Alexander John Ellis, 1849

Diccionario español-búlgaro/búlgaro-español - Pagina 81

... [denonó tie] ср. las veinticua- tro horas del día. денонсирам [denonsíram] гл. юр. denun- ciar (un tratado). департамент [departamént] м. departa- mento; unidad f., sección f. administrativa. депо [depó] ср. cochera f. депозит [depózit] м.

Ivan Kanchev, ‎Svetla Grigorova, 2009

D - O - Pagina 39

aus dem Besitz treiben, enteignen. GR. despos- (OLL. HÖR. 239). ET. frz. déposséder. depóu siehe depozit. depózit Pl. -pózite S. п. (1787 UN) 1. Depot, Lager N. GR. depou, Pl. -póuri, (t) depoziton (POTRA I, 708), depozito (IORGA S. D. XXV, ...

Hariton Tiktin, ‎Paul Miron, 2003

Słownik rumuńsko-polski - Pagina 168

nia 2. komил, remiza, zajezdnia depózit, depózite rz. nij. 1. handl. techn. sklad 2. (jednostka wojskowa) kwatermistrzostwo 3. prawn. depozyt 4. fin. wklad (bankowy) 5. chem. osad; ~ legal ksieg. egzemplarz obowiazkowy ...

Jan Reychman, 1970