Meaning of "flatulént" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD FLATULÉNT

fr. flatulent.

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

PRONUNCIATION OF FLATULÉNT IN ROMANIAN

flatulént

WHAT DOES FLATULÉNT MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of flatulént in the Romanian dictionary

flatulént adj. m., pl. flatulence; f. flat flat, pl. flatulence

flatulént adj. m., pl. flatulénți; f. sg. flatuléntă, pl. flatulénte

TRANSLATION OF FLATULÉNT

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

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 胀气
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: flatulencia
• Translator Romanian - English: flatulence
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: पेट फूलना
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: نفخة
• Translator Romanian - Russian: метеоризм
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: flatulência
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: ফাঁপ
• Translator Romanian - French: flatulence
• Translator Romanian - Malay: kembung perut
• Translator Romanian - German: Flatulenz
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: 鼓腸
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 헛배 부름
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: flatulence
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: đầy hơi trong bụng
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: வாய்வு
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: फुशारकी
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: tantana
• Translator Romanian - Italian: flatulenza
• Translator Romanian - Polish: wzdęcia
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: метеоризм
• Romanian: flatulént
• Translator Romanian - Greek: φούσκωμα
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: winderigheid
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: flatulens
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: flatulens

6 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «FLATULÉNT»

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

A New Supplement to the Pharmacopœias of London, ... - Pagina 235

MILFOIL. Achillea millcfolium. P. Yarrow. A very common native plant. It is a bitter aromatic and astringent, and in form of infusion may be given in dyspepsia and flatulént colic. See AOHILLEAMILK or Roses. Take 33' each of oil of almonds and ...

James Rennie, 1826

Homœopathic Domestic Medicine - Pagina 148

(Colocynth is often useful after Chamomilla, when the latter has only produced partial relief.) BELLADONNA. Flatulént colic, when there i protrusion qfthe transverse section of the great intestine, which becomes distended like a pad above the ...

Joseph LAURIE, 1849

Matthias Kramer et la lexicographie du français en ... - Pagina 230

... wehén]. o flatuéux, flatulént, flatuosité, flatulence. o enfler > enflé, enflure, desenfler, renflér, renflement. 0 gonfler, goufler, joufler > gonflé, gonflement, jouflu [quasi: gonflu]. o ronfler>ronfleur, ronflement, ronflé. o siffler > siffleur, sifflément, ...

Laurent Bray, 2000

Élémens d'hygiène, ou De l'influence des choses physiques ...

Ce vin se rapproche beaucoup du moût ; il est trouble , et a une saveur douce et sucrée ; il contient presque tout son sucre, qui n'a été que faiblement altéré. Il est laxatif et flatulént ; il excite la soif, et ne convient point aux bilieux, à ceux qui ont ...

Étienne Tourtelle, 1815

Diccionario Catalan-Castellano - Pagina 306

ventosidad. Flatós, sa. y Flatulént, ta. adj. flatoso, flatulento \\ven. toso. Flauta. t. flauta, fitula, tibra. de caña. balitadera. — de palla. pipa, pipiritaña, pipitaña, zampoña. — de pastor. zampoña. * fabricant de flautas. flautero. Flautat. m. flautado.

Magín Ferrer, 1839

La Struttura dell'Italiano - Pagina 285

... frod-) f/IIIb; ecc. iii. /+ul+/ -w/- in qualche aggettivo come /amarulént-/ amarulent- : /amar-/ amar- agg/I-II; /flatulént-/ flatulent- : /fiàt-/ /fa/- m/IIb, /purulént-/ purulent- : /pur+/ pwr- : /pus/ pwj m/VId, /eskulént-/ esculent- : /esk+/ esc- «cibo» BS; ecc.

Robert A. Hall, 1971