ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD MADÁMĂ
madámă (madáme), s. f. –
1. Duducă de origine străină. –
2. Menajeră, slujnică. –
Var. madam. Mr. madamă. Fr. madame, cf. it. madama (REW 2733).
Var. se folosește curent cu sensul de „doamnă”, dar nu a fost admisă în limba literară. –
Der. mădămi, vb. (a trata ca pe o doamnă;
refl., a o face pe doamna). Pentru
mr.,
cf. ngr. μαντάμα,
tc. madama.
WHAT DOES MADÁMĂ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of madámă in the Romanian dictionary
MADÁMÁ ~ f f. 1) Married woman; Ms. 2) A woman engaged in a wealthy family. MADÁMĂ ~e f. 1) Femeie căsătorită; doamnă. 2) Femeie angajată într-o familie înstărită.
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «MADÁMĂ»
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f a suburban residence desired by Leo X (1513-1521), son of Lorenzo the Magnificent, and continued by his cardinal cousin Giulio de' Medici, the future Clement VII (1523-1534), the 'vigna del papa', or papal residence, to ...
The heartrending story, combined with the composer's inspired use of musical color effects to evoke the exotic Japanese setting, make it one of the world's most popular operas.
Puccini proceeded to plunge into his mysterious fascination with the character and tragedy of Madama Butterfly, the next entry into his gallery of tragic heroines. Madama Butterfly provided Puccini with an opportunity to musically characterize ...
Burton, Fisher D. Publishing Staff, 2000
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Puccini’s Madama Butterfly: A Short Guide to a Great Opera
PUCCINI'S. MADAMA. BUTTERFLY. A. SHORT GUIDE TO A GREAT OPERA The opera and its composer Who's who and what's what The interval: talking points Act by act. THE. OPERA AND ITS COMPOSER Early in Puccini's opera, we hear ...
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Madama Butterfly, 1904-2004
an 100 images, including period photos, scene and costume sketches, period posters and postcards * significant essays about the opera and its history * previously unpublished documents concerning the development of the ...
Julian Budden, Vittoria Crespi Morbio, Ilaria Narici, 2004
translated LIBRETTO of Puccini's MADAMA BUTTERFLY featuring Music Highlight Examples and Italian/English translation side-by-side.
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Pulmonary Function Testing and Cardiopulmonary Stress Testing
It includes a wide range of information relating to pulmonary function testing and cardiopulmonary stress testing. The text is organized for flexibility in use of the book and information is provided in simple, yet effective language.
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Ladybugs and Lettuce Leaves
Describes the types of lakes found in North America, explains what conditions are best for fishing, assesses the use of lures and baits, and portrays the seasonal patterns and characteristics of specific fishes
Jorie Hunken, John Madama, Pamela Pacelli, 1982
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Nagasaki: Madama Butterfly, First Into Nagasaki, Hashima ...
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Ludovico Di Breme E Le Prime Polemiche Intorno a Madama Di ...
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