Meaning of "inért" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD INÉRT

fr. inerte, lat. iners, ~tis

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

PRONUNCIATION OF INÉRT IN ROMANIAN

inért

WHAT DOES INÉRT MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of inért in the Romanian dictionary

INÉRT ~ (~ ~, ~ ~ te) 1) Who does not have his own movement; without own movement. 2) Fig. Which does not react to the surrounding factors; lack of force and energy; slow; spineless. 3) chem. (about substances) Not reacting to contact with other substances; lacking reactivity.

SYNONYMS OF «INÉRT» IN ROMANIAN

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

anchilozát · inactív · înțepenít · mort · țeápăn

TRANSLATION OF INÉRT

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

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 惯性
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: inercia
• Translator Romanian - English: inertia
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: जड़ता
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: العطالة
• Translator Romanian - Russian: инерция
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: inércia
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: নিষ্ক্রিয়তা
• Translator Romanian - French: inertie
• Translator Romanian - Malay: inersia
• Translator Romanian - German: Trägheit
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: 慣性
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 관성
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: inersia
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: quán tính
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: நிலைமம்
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: वस्तूचे जडत्व
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: süredurum
• Translator Romanian - Italian: inerzia
• Translator Romanian - Polish: bezwładność
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: інерція
• Romanian: inért
• Translator Romanian - Greek: αδράνεια
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: traagheid
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: tröghet
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: treghet

10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «INÉRT»

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

Magyar egyhazi beszedek Gyüjtemenye. Kiadja Szalay Imre. ...

1е11е11 а' szegények, a' dúsgazdagok , а' tudósok és tudatlanok, a' szolgák 65 urak, а' házasok és nöteleiiek, а' hetegek és egésségesek közül, inért ne lehetnének most 15? 611 011уа11 emherek voltak mint ini , testhöl és vérhöl állottak ...

Jmre Szalay, 1841

Szent biblia az-az: Istennek o es uj testamentomaban ... - Pagina 226

Еву a'i-any-kalán ti'z siklus nyouló; teljes jó-illatra való ezerliza'i'iiolckal.l v _ 81. Eg'y gyerlnekded tulok, égy kos', egy esztendös bárány tiizzel egészeií iiïegemés'zteteildö áldozatra.' _ _ . ‚ 82. Еву ketskebàk ln'inért való aldozgitra. ‚ l _ î 83.

Biblia hungarice, ‎[Anonymus AC09710357], 1835

Solid State Materials - Pagina 330

In many cases, a "c, zero ranging from 54-65K is seen in the above 2212 phases; Vacuum or inért gas annealing (500°C; 1-3 hr) has been suggested to improve the Te to 80K. However, the latter method is not always reproducible. R * r - T-s_ ...

S. Radhakrishna, ‎A. Daud, 2013

Guide to Environmental Issues - Pagina 57

Inért ingredients - Substances that are not “active,” such as water, petroleum distillates, talc, corn meal, or'soaps. When discussing - pesticides, inert ingredients do not attack a ' particular pest, but some are chemically or biologically active, ...

Julie Klaas Pangman, 1995

The Royal Dictionary Abridged ... I. French and English. ...

Inért,Adj.hurd pefant, 'filtra Inéstimable, Adj. #. Inévitable, Ali. inévitable. Inévitably, Adv. inévitablement. Incxcúfable, Adj.inexcifalls. Inexhaustible, Adj. inpuijable. Inexpédient, Adj. Tui m'f pas expedient, ou a propor. Inexpérience, S. manque ...

Abel BOYER, 1767

The Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus. By W. ... - Pagina 42

Still there was a prepôndcrating mass of inért bigotry, and learned pride, in the érudite bódy, which refused to yield to 62) the demonstrations of an obscure fóreigner, without förtune or connéxions, or any acádemic hónours. After this ...

Washington Irving, ‎C. N. ÖHRLANDER, 1843

The Proceedings of the Committee Appointed to Try the ... - Pagina v

Can't fay, read member, but can't fay. . , -, P. 13. at the end of line 5, 6, 8, 9, 1d, 11, 13, 14, inért the •word Offered « P. 13. l. 12. for Moller, read Mellor P. 17. l. 6. after the word indentures, infert a period P. 17. l. 7. for it, read one - - P. 19. l. 18. for ...

Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. Committee appointed to try the Merits of the Derby Election, ‎Daniel Parker Coke, 1776

The Spelling and Explanatory Dictionary of the English ...

... unaptness, unfitnefs, L. Inequálity, f. uneven nefs, difproportion, L. Inérrable, a. exempt from error Inért, a. fluggish, motionless Inéstimable, a. that cannot be fufficiently valued, L. * Inévitable, a. not to be avoided or shunned Inexcufable, a not ...

John BENTICK, 1786

154 Forties: - Pagina 12

... Te Kanawa fléece-moult pót-bast reach of fluted péace-degree-fantastication Randolph Field no need of petulant prefrontal lobotomy affidávittalkative-fallacious - márgin inért-burst léap-freak swállow-margin nest líft-portent existent escápe ...

Jackson Mac Low, 2012

Nuevo Diccionario Portatil, Español É Ingles, Compuesto ...

infalibiliInérrablc, a. infalible lnérrably , ad. infaliblemente [ Igrosero Inért, ai incrte;pesado,' Iuértitude , s. inercia Inénly , ad. pesadamente [немцем , a. inercia In essa, que existe Inéslimableßinestimable lnévitable , a. inevitable Inevitably, иди.

Claude Marie Gattel, 1803