Meaning of "expiére" in the Romanian dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF EXPIÉRE IN ROMANIAN

expiére

WHAT DOES EXPIÉRE MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of expiére in the Romanian dictionary

expiratory s. f (sil. -pi-e), g.-d. art. expiérii; pl. expiation

expiére s. f. (sil. -pi-e-), g.-d. art. expiérii; pl. expiéri

SYNONYMS OF «EXPIÉRE» IN ROMANIAN

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

Romanian synonyms of expiére

ispășíre

TRANSLATION OF EXPIÉRE

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

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 赎回
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: redención
• Translator Romanian - English: redemption
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: मोचन
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: فداء
• Translator Romanian - Russian: выкуп
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: redenção
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: প্রায়শ্চিত্তক্ষম
• Translator Romanian - French: rachat
• Translator Romanian - Malay: pengampunan dosa
• Translator Romanian - German: Erlösung
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: 償還
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 구속
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: expiatory
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: mua lại
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: expiatory
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: प्रायश्चितात्मक
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: kefaret türünden
• Translator Romanian - Italian: riscatto
• Translator Romanian - Polish: odkupienie
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: викуп
• Romanian: expiére
• Translator Romanian - Greek: λύτρωση
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: verlossing
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: inlösen
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: innløsning

6 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «EXPIÉRE»

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

Diccionario universal español-latino - Pagina 949

v. a. Hartar, satisfacer, llenar, cebar. Saturo, ex saturo, satio, exatio, satullo, as. | met. Satisfacer el ánimo ó alguna pasion. Animum, cupiditatem, libidinem satiare, expiére.-el odio. Odium saturare. Hambre que no se sacia sino a mucha costa.

Manuel de Valbuena, 1822

Liber Jobi - Volumul 1 - Pagina 525

Keim. &c. Syria & A- rabs hue quoque revocandi. Paulo aliter Schntid. V. Quia ventrem habet implacatum , & infatiabilem , ideo per defiderabilia fuá non eripiet cum ventrem. 1 e. fe ipfum. Ne qui- dem pretio/ißmis rerum expiére & avertere pe- ...

Albert Schultens, 1737

Breuiarium Romanum, ex Decreto Sacrosancti Concilij ...

bgg ¿5515119115 " quadre, adépra ветреный: 516112 vanirâre gaudérc,irro дан ab áIiìs mala. mullipli" Див rédckre: cùm vires тр— регат, nulli: reGÍiéntibus cedere: cùm virrútis 120111131liu: dadi, quidquid expiére per malitiam non valent,` ...

Chiesa cattolica, 1605

A Copious and Critical English-Latin Lexion - Pagina 390

FULFIL, implére. expIére.—ad effectum adducere (to carry it into act ; e. g. a plan).—reapondére, satisfacere cl rei (to answer, e. g. aby's expectation, to perform). To f a duty. ofllcium facere, praatare, erséqui; oflicio fungi; ofllclo suo non deesae; ...

Joseph Esmond Riddle, ‎Thomas Kerchever Arnold, ‎Karl Ernst Georges, 1850

Słownik rumuńsko-polski - Pagina 210

towywac expiábil, -a, expiábili, -e przym. (mozliwy) do odpokutowania expiatór, -oáre, expiatóri, -oáre przym. 1. spraw- czy od expia 2. (o rzeczy) pokutny, ekspiacyjny expiére, expiéri rz. z. oderw. od expia; pokuta, ekspiacja (a ...

Jan Reychman, 1970

Naturae historiarum libri XXXVII

AlíqUi raras tahtuad hot cum piceürunt. btoculoru caufa combUruñt íñ cruda olla figubíií operís,plurímü eficiente eo ciñere contra fcabrídasgenarü éxcrefcétefc^ cár> riés,ck quicçjd opus fit ibí dcftrínbere/piffiire,expiére.ytílius ih éo UÍU láuáré ...

Gaius Plinius Secundus, 1518