10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «DEȘERTÁRE»
Discover the use of
deșertáre in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
deșertáre and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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Dictionariulu limbei romane: dupo insarcinarea data de ... - Pagina 1066
|fectualilu actionei de desertare; vanitate, riter); a despoliă de ereditate sau | DESERTATORIU, (desiertatoriu), ce n'avem, a avéviua volientia de a face, | (fr. DESELLATU„-a. adj. part., dejunbis, elimbis; delumbatu, paralysatu la sele sau la ...
August T. Laurianu, Ian C. Massimu,
1873
2
Vocabularu romano-francesu - Pagina 317
Desertare, v. s. (Dezertare) a deserta, a pArAssi, a abandona unü locü, unü pos til. Se dice de soldatü quAndií fuge, quAndü pñrAssesce stégulü, regimentulu lui. Déserter. (Se conj. qua lucrare.) Desertare, v.s. A deserta, a goli; a scóte quea ...
3
Facing Evil - Pagina 61
The goods I regard as relevant to moral desert are the external and internal goods required by good lives. One consequence of the prevalent narrow focus on desert is that claims about it are generally regarded as merely one among many ...
4
The Wise Qur'an: These are the Verses of the Wise Book: ...
Some of the dwellers in the desert are very strong in disbelief and hypocrisy, and more likely not to know the laws of what God has revealed to His Messenger; God is Knowing and Wise. 98. And among those who dwell in the desert are those ...
Assad Nimer Busool, Ph.D.,
2010
5
Kitab Masalik Wa Mamalik. The Oriental Geography. Transl. ...
I In this desert are some springs; but I never heard of any towns, except, perhaps, one little city *E) of Kirman, on the road to Seiestan. . . :Izaw hailldisii In this desert, on the road from Isfahan to Nishapour, there a place called aw);- Jurmeh.
'Abu-l-Qasim Muhammad ibn Hauqal, William Ouseley,
1800
6
The Subtlety of Emotions - Pagina 148
62 Claims of desert are based on perceived undeserved or deserved situations that are not necessarily undeserved or deserved in a more objective sense. Perceived undeserved situations may be due to impersonal, arbitrary circumstances.
7
Liberty, Desert and the Market: A Philosophical Study - Pagina 42
But there are also defenders of the view that claims of desert are generally and as such best understood as claims of compensation.9 This is either because contending interpretations of the principle desert are rejected as inappropriate10 or ...
8
Shajara Code Decoded - Pagina 16
[And among the Arabs of the desert are those who regard that which they spend in the cause of Allah as a compulsory fine and they wait for calamities to befall you (Muslims). On themselves shall fall an evil calamity. And Allah is All-Hearing, ...
9
Qurʼān Al-ḥakīm - Pagina 182
The dwellers of the desert are very hard in unbelief and hypocrisy, and more Allah is Knowing, Wise. 98. And of the dwellers of the desert are those who take what they spend to be a fine, and they wait (the befalling of) calamities to you; ...
10
Concordance of the Qur'an: Extracted from the M.H. Shakir ...
9:90 And the defaulters from among the dwellers of the desert came that 9:97 The dwellers of the desert are very hard in unbelief and hypocrisy, and 9:98 And of the dwellers of the desert are those who take what they spend to 9:99 And of the ...