WHAT DOES GLÓSĂ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of glósă in the Romanian dictionary
GLOSSARY f. 1) Short explanatory note accompanying a difficult word or passage incomprehensible from a text; comment; annotation. 2) Fixed-form poetry, in which each verse on the first stroft is commented successively on the next strof, the last stump reproducing in reverse order the lyrics of the first strof. GLÓSĂ ~e f. 1) Scurtă notă explicativă, care însoțește un cuvânt dificil sau un pasaj neînțeles dintr-un text; comentariu; adnotare. 2) Poezie de formă fixă, în care fiecare vers din prima strofă este comentat succesiv în strofele următoare, ultima strofă reproducând în ordine inversă versurile primei strofe.
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «GLÓSĂ»
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Glosa 6000: 6000 Greek and Latin Words and Roots which ...
Glosa, an international language, is a modification of Interglossa by the late Professor Lancelot Hogben. It is designed to be easy to learn, with no complicated grammar and words which are already internationally familiar.
Wendy Ashby, Ronald Clark, 1992
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Glosa 1000: English, Swahili
Glosa, an international language, is a modification of Interglossa by the late Professor Lancelot Hogben. It is designed to be easy to learn, with no complicated grammar and words which are already internationally familiar.
Leonard A. Sekibaha, Wendy Ashby, Ronald Clark, 1996
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Religious Poetry Jorge de Mon - Pagina 111
De ellas deshace la edad, de ellas casos desatrados que acaescen, de ellas por su calidad en los más altos estados desfallecen.38 The «Glosa» of 160 stanzas which appears in both the 1554 and 1558 editions of Montemayor's religious ...
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18 Steps to Fluency in Euro-Glosa
Glosa, an international language, is a modification of Interglossa by the late Professor Lancelot Hogben. It is designed to be easy to learn, with no complicated grammar and words which are already internationally familiar.
Wendy Ashby, Ronald Clark, 1992
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Love Songs from Al-Andalus: History, Structure, and ... - Pagina 112
The glosa and the retruecano (or. texto) The glosa is a continuation of a short poem or stanza of one, two, or four lines, called texto or retruecano. Such lines are the 'estri- bo,' the base and starting point of the poem. A detailed description of ...
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Mathematical Theologies: Nicholas of Cusa and the Legacy ...
But, whereas Cusa's metaphysics of complicatio-explicatio and the four modi essendi is borrowed from Thierry's Lectiones (and, possibly, also the Glosa), his epistemology derives from the Commentum” (McTighe, “Thierry of Chartres and ...
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Portuguese Humanism and the Republic of Letters - Pagina 400
Priores: los 7 capítulos del primero, 8° 9° 10 11 con summa, el 12 letra con glosa, 13 14 15 con summa breve, 16 hasta donde dize “hoc autem monstrato”, letra y glosa; de lo demás del mismo cap° summa breve hasta el cap° 21, summas ...
Maria Berbara, Karl A. E.. Enenkel, 2011
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Lexicon Latinitatis Nederlandicae Medii Aevi - Pagina 2233
glosa Gwilhelmi super loco preallegato in Decretis ait GRUYTR. spec. stat. 4, 3 p. 773 A: quaedam glossa super psalmum; SOMER. epit. 2/° 14 R 36 glosa super verbo 'Ait unus'; DOC. haer. prav. 2 p. 179, 15 [1398] Et pro hoc 5 facit tota ...
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Encomium Musicae: - Pagina 306
The glosa might be nothing more than the application of ornaments and virtuosic figures to straightforward sections of a piece, or it can be a formal set of variations on a theme. In his treatise Tratado de glosas Diego Ortiz explained various ...
Robert J. Snow, David Crawford, George Grayson Wagstaff, 2002
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Auf das vermeinte kaiserliche Edikt ... Glosa
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