Meaning of "fermént" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD FERMÉNT

fr. ferment, lat. fermentum

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

PRONUNCIATION OF FERMÉNT IN ROMANIAN

fermént

WHAT DOES FERMÉNT MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of fermént in the Romanian dictionary

(1) Protein substance which catalyses biochemical reactions in animal and plant organisms and facilitates metabolic processes; enzyme; distază. 2) Microorganism that contributes to the transformation of organic substances from one form to another.

FERMÉNT ~ți m. 1) Substanță proteică care catalizează reacțiile biochimice din organismele animale și vegetale și facilitează procesele metabolice; enzimă; distază. 2) Microorganism care contribuie la transformarea substanțelor organice dintr-o formă în alta.

SYNONYMS OF «FERMÉNT» IN ROMANIAN

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

Romanian synonyms of fermént

enzímă

TRANSLATION OF FERMÉNT

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

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 发酵
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: fermentable
• Translator Romanian - English: fermentable
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: उफानने योग्य
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: هائج
• Translator Romanian - Russian: способный к брожению
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: fermentável
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: fermentable
• Translator Romanian - French: fermentable
• Translator Romanian - Malay: difermentasi
• Translator Romanian - German: vergärbaren
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: 発酵性の
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 발효
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: fermentable
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: có thể lên men
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: fermentable
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: fermentable
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: mayalanabilir
• Translator Romanian - Italian: fermentabili
• Translator Romanian - Polish: fermentujący
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: здатний до бродіння
• Romanian: fermént
• Translator Romanian - Greek: ζυμώσιμα
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: fermenteerbare
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: jäsbart
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: fermenterbare

10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «FERMÉNT»

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

A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words ...

Spenser. To FERME'NT. v. a. [fermento , Lat.] To exalt or rarify by intestine motion of parts. Pope. To FERME'NT. v. n. To have the parts put into intestine motion. FE'RMENT. J. [ferment, Fr.fermentum, Lat] 1. That which causes intestine motion.

Samuel Johnson, 1828

A dictionary of the English language. Abstracted from the ...

To FERMETsT: v. a. [frmento, LaU T* exalt or rarify by iuteilmc motion of parts. Post. To FERME'NT. v.n. To have the parts put into intestine motion. FE'RMENT. / {ferment, French ; ferments Latin.] I . That which causes intestine motion J'loyer. a.

Samuel Johnson, 1792

Johnson's English Dictionary - Pagina 380

n.s. [reopm, Sax.] Rent; farm. Clhtlmera. Loflging-noilise. £ajnsrr. To FERME'NTfcfer-menl'. v.a. [fermenio, Lat.] To exalt or rarefy by intestine motion of parts. Pope. To FERME'NT, fer-ment'. r.n. To have the parts put into intestine motion. Neile.

Samuel Johnson, ‎Alexander Chambers, ‎Henry John Todd, 1834

Diccionario nuevo de las dos lenguas española e inglesa en ...

Barbaridad , fiereza, ferocidad. FÉRITY. a. Barbarity , cruelty, wildnefs. Fiereza , ferocidad, barbaridad , crueldad. TO FERMÉNT. v. a. (Ckm.) To exalt or rarefy by inteftine motion of parts. Fermentar , poner en movimiento intestino las f articulas ...

Tomás Conelly ((O.P.)), ‎Tomás Higgins ((O.P.)), 1798

A Dictionary of the English Language ... Abstracted from ...

HaIe. FERI'NENESS. [from fain-1 Barbarity; savazeness; wiidness. Hall. FI'RI I'Y.s. sfnirar, LIL] Barbarity; cruelty; wildness. Il'oodward. To FERME'NT. -u. a. [fer-mule, Latin] To exit or rarify by intestine motion os parrs. Pop'. 'To FERME'NT. 11.

Samuel Johnson, 1794

A dictionary of the English language. Abstracted from the ...

[from/rr,!!..] Darbarity; ftWTY ,. |/m(<,, Lat 1 Barbarity ; cruel- Jjl wildseK; favageness. W—tmari. FERME'N T. „. „ l/.mr«i/o. Lat] To exalt » rarify DT intestine motion of parts. Pope. : ». *. To have the parts put into intestine motion. Flayer. FERME'NT.

Samuel Johnson, 1802

Dictionnary of the English Language with Numerous ...

Pope. To Ferme'nt.t v. n. To have the parts put into intestine motion. If wine or cider do ferment twice, it will be harder, than if it had fermented but once. Neile's Cider in Evelyn's Pomona. Fe'rment. n. s. I ferment, French ;fer- mentum, Latin.] 1.

Samuel Johnson, 1827

Johnson's English Dictionary, as Improved by Todd and ... - Pagina 380

n. s. Barbarity ; cruelly ; wild- ness; savageuess. Pearson. To FERK*. See To FIRK. FERM», ferm. n.s. [peoiim, Sax.] Renl; farm. Chalmers. Lodging-house. Spenser. To FERME'NT$,fcr-mp'm'. n. a. [fermento, Lat.] To exall or rarefy bv inlesline ...

Samuel Johnson, ‎John Walker, ‎Henry John Todd, 1830

Diccionario Inglés-Español y Español-Inglés comprende ... - Pagina 213

Fermént (to) a. í» fermént. Fermentar, bacer fermentar ][ — n. Fermentar, fermentarse. [1 permeni s. fér- nient. Fermento. || Fermentación, ¡i Agitación. Fermentante adj, fermént abí. Lo que puede fermentar. Fermentaron S. fermentéchéun. j ...

F. Corona Bustamante, 1869

Hand-Wörterbuch der russischen und deutschen Sprache: ...

Ng. открыторбтim; бодййнъ; -nlaut, s. Hia'tus; отливом], f. 2. Ng. aiaßná'rnic'ß; твист, f. Hlk. s'hnóra; aisßánie. Gäh'rbottig, т. 1. 3. (in Bierbrauereien) бродйльный 11am.. Gah're, s. Gelre; ваш-е , f. 2. Schdk. s. Ferme'nt, ermentatio'n; Gäh'ren ...

Friedrich Booch, 1871