ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD LIGHEÁN
ligheán (lighéne), s. n. – Vas de spălat. –
Mr. lighen. Tc. legen (Șeineanu, II, 236; Meyer 234; Berneker 699; Lokotsch 1290; Vasmer, II, 24),
cf. ngr. λεγένι,
alb. ljëgen (Philippide, II, 720),
bg. legen, sb. ledjen, rus. legin. Originea pare să fie
gr. λεϰάνη,
cf. leagăn.
WHAT DOES LIGHEÁN MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of ligheán in the Romanian dictionary
LIGHEÁN lighéne n. Large and shallow water used for washing. LIGHEÁN lighéne n. Vas larg și puțin adânc folosit la spălat.
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SYNONYMS OF «LIGHEÁN» IN ROMANIAN
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Romanian synonyms of ligheán
3 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «LIGHEÁN»
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ligheán in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ligheán and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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Słownik rumuńsko-polski - Pagina 333
podwi^- zka 2. druk. ligatura liga, ligi rz. z. polit. liga ligheán, lighéne, lígheáne i ligheánuri rz. nij. miednica, miska lighenás, lighenáse rz. nij. zdrobn. miedniczka, miseczka lighioáie rz. i. patrz lighioanà lighioáná, lighióane rz.
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Naukovi zapysky: Wissenschaftliche mitteilungen
Luzerne «тс») л' Ado, -а бердо, прибжка, ляда ткацького верстату л'Аповиц'а CHir з дощем л'еУшник л1вак лЧд'Ан, -а таз, мидниця, велика миска (рум. ligheán, осман. ligen «тс») л'тИт' варЕник'и робити вареники л'од, -у Л1Д, л'он, ...
Ukraïnsʹkyĭ tekhnichno-hospodarsʹkyĭ instytut (Munich, Germany), 1968
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Hayeren armatakan baṛaran - Volumul 2 - Pagina 261
... lachan', рпцц. legén, lehén, lihén, ш1ршЬ. I'eg'én, l'ején, nmií. ligheán кЬ (Вегпекег 685 к ...
Hrachʻeay Achaṛean, Mkrtich Gegamovich Nersisi︠a︡n, 1973