ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD GHERDÁN
gherdán (gherdáne), s. n. – Șirag de mărgele, de galbeni. –
Var. ghiordan. Mr. ghiurdane, megl. ghirdan. Tc. (
per.)
gerdan „gît”,
gerdanlik „șirag” (Șeineanu, II, 179; Lokotsch 575);
cf. ngr. γερτάνι, γιορντάνι.
Sec. XVII. – Din
rom. provine
rut. gerdan (Miklosich,
Wander., 15).
9 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «GHERDÁN»
Discover the use of
gherdán in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
gherdán and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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Proceedings of the 37th International Symposium on ... - Pagina 167
45–59 Gherdán K, Gy S, Tóth M, Biró TK, Kiss V (2007) Archaeometric studies on early Bronze age pottery from Vörs-Máriaasszony-sziget. Archeometriai Mühely 2007(2):21–31 Holl B (2007) Archaeological research of the Baradla Cave, ...
Isabella Turbanti-Memmi, 2011
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Living Well Together? Settlement and Materiality in the ...
... Proceedings of the33rd International Symposium on Archaeometry, 22–26April2002, Amsterdam, Geological and Bioarchaeological Studies, volume3, 269–72. Amsterdam: Institute for Geo and Bioarchaeology. Szakmány, Gy., Gherdán, K.
Alasdair Whittle, Daniela Hofmann, Douglass W. Bailey, 2008
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Archaeometric and Archaeological Approaches to Ceramics: ...
dán K., Biró K.T., Szakmany, G. Tóth, M., Sólymos K.G. 2005, "Analysis of incrusted pottery from Vórs, Southwest Hungary", in M.I. Prudencio, M.I. Dias and J.C. Warenbourgh (eds.). Understanding people through their pottery.
Georgine. gherdán Pl. -dánc S. n. (um 1611 BGL) veralt. : Halsband N., Halskette F. La gât avea un ghior- dan de rubine (FIL. CIOC. 345). Ca podoabä n-avea decât un ghiordan si câteva siraguri de märgele (NAD. NUV. 1, 4). Si gherdanele ...
Hariton Tiktin, Paul Miron, 2003
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Avances en Arqueometría 2005 - Pagina 78
GHERDÁN, K., BIRÓ, K.T., SZAKMÁNY, G., TÓTH, M. y SÓLYMOS, K.G. 2005. Analysis of incrusted pottery from Vörs, Southwest Hungary, Isabel Prudencio, M., Isabel Dias, M. y Warenbourgh, J.C. (Eds.): “Understanding people through their ...
Judit Molera i Marimon, Universitat de Girona, 2006
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Naukovi zapysky: Wissenschaftliche mitteilungen
Giersch) ï'Jipa, -и (зпрд.) нога (циган. gerá, gerój) Г'ирЮн'ша (П ГоргОнЧйа, Л ïopï'lu'iua) жоржина Georginia Г'ирдАн, -У низане з коралишв намисто-пасок (рум. gherdán «на- мисто») ï'ielxra, -и тягарець ваги (особливо великий) (hím.
Ukraïnsʹkyĭ tekhnichno-hospodarsʹkyĭ instytut (Munich, Germany), 1965
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A Magyar szótárirodalom bibliográfiája - Pagina 215
... 59, 506 Gesenius S 187 Gévay Béla 220 Gheno, Danilo 583 Gherdán Tamas 232, 233 Ghetie János S 176 Gimson, A. C. 177 Ginolas, Marien 186 Ginter Károly 370 Gizinska Csilla 468 Gollob Szabolcs 232, 234, 239 Gombocz Zoltán 41, ...
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Słownik rumuńsko-polski - Pagina 243
oáie rz. z. patrz ghionoaie ghcpárd, ghepárzi rz. m. zool. gepard (Acinonyx juba tus) gherdán, gherdáne rz. nij. archaiz. 1. jub. na- szyjnik 2. wieniec, wianek gherdáp, gherdápuri rz. nij. geogr. poroh, próg gherétá, ghеréte rz. z.
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Zbirnyk na poshanu prof. d-ra Volodymyra I︠A︡neva - Pagina 740
Kobyl'ans'ka: "Може була б славна газдмкя, як ïï бабуся або ÍHLUÍ жшки священник!в ("Hio6a", III, 61); "Бона [Paxipa] вже давно сповнена мр1ею по- бачити себе газдинею . . ." ("Земля", II, 25). Гердан п. (< Rom. gherdán < Turk, gerdan, ...
Oleksa Horbach, Hryhoriĭ Vasʹkovych, 1983
