Meaning of "drajón" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD DRAJÓN

fr. drageon

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

PRONUNCIATION OF DRAJÓN IN ROMANIAN

drajón

WHAT DOES DRAJÓN MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of drajón in the Romanian dictionary

DRAJÓN ~ oáne n. Growing roots from the root and from which a new plant can be developed.

DRAJÓN ~oáne n. Lăstar crescut din rădăcină și din care se poate dezvolta o plantă nouă.

TRANSLATION OF DRAJÓN

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

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 吸盘
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: ventosas
• Translator Romanian - English: suckers
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: suckers
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: المصاصون
• Translator Romanian - Russian: присоски
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: otários
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: suckers হয়
• Translator Romanian - French: ventouses
• Translator Romanian - Malay: sulur
• Translator Romanian - German: Saugnäpfe
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: 吸盤
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 빨판
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: suckers
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: suckers
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: உறிஞ்சிகளாக
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: suckers
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: emiciler
• Translator Romanian - Italian: ventose
• Translator Romanian - Polish: frajerów
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: присоски
• Romanian: drajón
• Translator Romanian - Greek: κορόιδα
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: suckers
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: rotskott
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: suckers

5 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «DRAJÓN»

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

Artillery Through the Ages: A Short Illustrated History of ...

In today's Spanish, pasavolante means "fast action," a phrase suggestive of the vicious impetuosity to be expected from such a small but powerful cannon. Sometimes it was termed a drajón, the English equivalent of which may be the drake, ...

Albert Manucy, 2013

Nuevo diccionario frances-espanol y espanol-frances con la ...

Cajita para guardar couilles. ё DRAGEON m. drajón. Hijuclo ó renuevo que echan los árboles al pie. ввлавошпвв n. drajonë. arrojar, echar bijuelos los árboles. пиление m. dragid. Caja para po~ ner grajeas. 111116051 m. dragón. Dragon.

Vicente Salva, 1862

Spiers and Surenne's French and English pronouncing ... - Pagina 210

... DRAGEON [dra-jón] n. m. (agr., hot.) sucker. DRAGEONNER [dra-jo-ni] v. п. (agr., hot) to shoot suckers. DIÏAOME, n. f. Y. Drachme. DRAGOMAN, n. m. F. Drogmak DRAGON [dre-gon] n. m, 1. ( § dragon; 2. § vixen ; termagant; she-dragon ; 8.

Alexander Spiers, ‎George Payn Quackenbos, 1853

Homenaxe a Cabanillas No Centenario Do Seu Nacemento

Etimoloxfas populares: drajón por trajón, ó cruzárense drajar e trajar. Pode pensarse que non sexa unha etimo pop., senón a voz "dragón", que chegaría posiblemente ó pobo coa predicación eclesiástica; erballo. A auga do "rocío" pola mafíá ...

Ramón Cabanillas, 1977

La mitología asturiana: los dioses de la muerte - Pagina 331

¿Lo era quizás, por ejemplo, el drajón del jardín de las Hespérides, tan cantado y tan famoso? Los griegos de mas sentido no estaban muy seguros de este dato; el dragón de este jardín se llamaba Ladon, contaban unos; mas otros les ...

Constantino Cabal, 1972