Meaning of "ménte" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD MÉNTE

it., sp., port. -mente, cf. lat. mens – minte.

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

PRONUNCIATION OF MÉNTE IN ROMANIAN

ménte

WHAT DOES MÉNTE MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of ménte in the Romanian dictionary

- REPLACE elem. "Manner, way". (\u0026 lt; / RTI \u0026 gt;, cf. lattices)

-MÉNTE elem. „manieră, mod”. (< it. -mente, cf. lat. mente)

TRANSLATION OF MÉNTE

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

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 导师
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: mentor
• Translator Romanian - English: mentor
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: संरक्षक
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: الناصح
• Translator Romanian - Russian: наставник
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: mentor
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: পরামর্শদাতা
• Translator Romanian - French: mentor
• Translator Romanian - Malay: mentor
• Translator Romanian - German: Mentor
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: 師匠
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 멘토르
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: guru
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: người cố vấn
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: வழிகாட்டியான
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: गुरू
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: akıl hocası
• Translator Romanian - Italian: mentore
• Translator Romanian - Polish: mentor
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: наставник
• Romanian: ménte
• Translator Romanian - Greek: μέντορας
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: mentor
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: mentorn
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: mentor

10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «MÉNTE»

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

Containing the Italian before the English and the French - Pagina 275

f a table, table à manger [cópale Ménsa episcopate, a bishop's revenue, mense épis- Ménsola, s.f, a bracket, acorbvt, console, corbeau Mensuálc, и. monthly, à'" chaque mois Ménta, s.f Vlint {a soit of herb), menthe Mentale, a. mental ( of the ...

Ferdinando Bottarelli, 1805

Italian Conversation-grammar on Otto's System - Pagina 172

I I. The greater portion of the Italian adverbs are formed of a feminine adjective and the noun ménte, manner (from the Latin mens) ; as, .D6tta, learned; dotta-ménte, learnedly; srivia, wise; savia-ménte, wisely; délce, sweet; dolce-ménte, ...

Levina Buoncuore Urbino, 1864

A Grammar of the Italian language ... A new edition ... - Pagina 358

Adverbs formed of an adjective, and the adverbs présto, sovénte, pertempo, adagio, volentieri, affätto, may be used in a comparative and superlative degree, which is formed thus: tranquillaménte, P10 tranquillaménte, tranquill-issi MA-ménte, ...

Pietro BACHI, 1838

Grammaire italienne élementaire analytique et raisonnée: ...

Atténdere a côsa chestànchi la ménte. Avér péca stabilità. Fâre stâre uno sospéso e ambiguo. Diventàr sâvio. Non ésser sâno di ménte, éssere fuôri di se. Costringere uno a non uscire de' términi dovuti. MÉNTE. Pôrre ménte ad una côsa.

G. Robello, ‎Fletcher-Williams Collection, 1844

New dictionary, spanish and english and english and ...

New, or newfy, nuevaménte, reziente- ménte. A new-laid Egg, un nuévo fresco. New Comer, uno nuevaménte venido. A-new, adv. de nuévo. To new-coin Money, cuñar de nuevo la moneda. New-coined, cuñádo de nuévo. Newgate, a Prison ...

Pedro Pineda, 1740

Spanish Basic Course - Pagina 39-12

Also the compound is much more loosely joined together than a derivational formation, since one compounding sufixca The /-ménte/ compounding sufix resembles the English suffix “—ly” in some ways. Both can make a verb modifier of an ...

Foreign Service Institute (U.S.), ‎Robert P. Stockwell, ‎Jean Donald Bowen, 1959

Sopra lo amore over convito di Platone - Pagina 33

SECOH D JU, t » fiatóne thiim Dio > ménte , Anima, Et quéi tre órdini pò fé nelle spixie divine ciò é lite , Ragióni , & Simi , LE PRIME adunque , cioè le Idée, CIRCA IL PRIMO cioè circa Dio : perché da Dio sorì dite tilt Ménte : CT riducono eh 'a ...

Marsilius Ficinus, ‎Plato, 1544

From Particular to General Linguistics: Selected Essays ... - Pagina 311

The reflex of the nominal suffix -mentum in that same text is ordinarily -mient0, but one encounters a few Latinisms in memo and -menta, plus a scattering of Provencalisms (or Gallicisms) in ment and mente.27 As a result of such profusion of ...

Yakov Malkiel, 1983

New English and Italian Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary

... adv. sgraziataménte , miserabil- ménte , miseramente Misestéem , s. disprczzo Misfáll , en. accadére sfortunataménte Miserly, adj. avaro, spilôrcio, taccàgno Misery, s. infelicitá, miséria, calamita, dolore Misfortune , s. infortunio, disgrázia, ...

John Millhouse, ‎Ferdinando Bracciforti, 1864

Dizionario universale della lingua italiana, ed insieme di ... - Pagina 994

40. n. 4. — aménte . avv. Da povero, a guisa di povero . L. Misere . %. Per Debolmente, non molto addentro . §. Poveramente, significa anche Scarsamente. — issili- ménte, avv. superi. L. Pauperrime . — etti- ménte . avv. Dim. di Poveramente .

Carlo Antonio Vanzon, 1842