ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD JÁCĂ
jácă (jéci), s. f. – Săculeț, traistă.
Mag. zsák „sac”. Este dublet al lui
jaf și al lui
sac. Aceleiași familii îi aparțin
jașcău, s. n. (
Trans.,
Mold., sac), din
mag. zsácskó, dim. al cuvîntului anterior;
jechilă, s. f. (săculeț, traistă; obiecte ale ciobanului), probabil cu
suf. -
ilă (
der. propusă de DAR, din
germ. Säckel, pare puțin probabilă).
WHAT DOES JÁCĂ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of jácă in the Romanian dictionary
hell (sack) s. f., g.-d. art. Jaci; pl. Jaci jácă (săculeț) s. f., g.-d. art. jăcii; pl. jăci
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «JÁCĂ»
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On any given day, so many elderly people crowd the streets that Jaca could be mistaken for a retirement community. But Jaca, a contender to host the Winter Olympics the past four times around, has served as the site for the University ...
Fernando Gayesky, Elizabeth Gorman, Kristin Luna, 2007
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Tertiary Basins of Spain: The Stratigraphic Record of ... - Pagina 169
Sequence A, 'Early Jaca' This sequence is defined by the Lower and Middle Campodarbe Group (Puigdefabregas, 1975) of the Jaca basin. Dating of its lower boundary is based primarily on the age of the underlying marine deposits, but has ...
Peter F. Friend, Cristino J. Dabrio, 1996
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Music on the Margin: Urban Musical Life in Eighteenth ...
This book studies the musical life of Jaca, a small town in north-eastern Spain, during the eighteenth century.
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The Rough Guide to the Pyrenees - Pagina 454
3 The most direct route to the monastery begins from the Jaca-Pamplona o N240 highway. A side road, 11km west of Jaca, leads south 4km to the village i> of Santa Cruz de la Seros with its massive Romanesque church, and from '^ here it's a ...
5
Blessed and Beyond: A Passage Into Widowhood
In Blessed and Beyond: A Passage into Widowhood, Jaca compassionately describes the heart of a widow through the days, weeks, months, and years during Lawton's illness and following his death.
6
Developments in Surface Contamination and Cleaning: ... - Pagina 465
T. Ebine, H. Tamura, S. Yoneda and Y. Shinada, ''Removal of Airborne Molecular Contaminants by Wetted-Wall with Counterflow—Part 2 Removal Efficiency of AMCs under Actual Conditions,'' Proc. 20th JACA Annual Technical Meeting A-17 ...
Rajiv Kohli, Kashmiri L. Mittal, 2008
The N330 leads north from Jaca, via the pretty Río Aragón valley, to the Somport road tunnel into France passing Canfranc-Estación after 25km. Opened in 1928, this enormous station's distinctive architecture reflected the Modernista style.
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Lonely Planet Spain - Pagina 457
The N330 leads north from Jaca, via the pretty Río Aragón valley, to the Somport road tunnel into France, passing Canfranc-Estación after 25km. Opened in 1928, this enormous station's distinctive architecture reflected the Modernista style.
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The Pilgrimage Road to Santiago: The Complete Cultural ... - Pagina 14
JACA Hrsrosv Geography dictates ]aca's importance. The barrier of the Pyrenees separates Iberia from the rest of Europe. The easiest pass in the central Pyrenees, Sornport, leads to Iaca. Almost all of the steep-sided, narrow valleys of the ...
David M. Gitlitz, Linda Kay Davidson, 2000
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The Grove Encyclopedia of Medieval Art and Architecture
Jaca. Capital depicting two men moving a block of stone, from the portal of the cathedral's west façade, late 11th century–early 12th. Photo credit: Colum P. Hourihane both sides of the Pyrenees. On the south portal tympanum is an original ...
