10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «MIGRÁRE»
Discover the use of
migráre in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
migráre and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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New Pronouncing and Explanatory English-Italian and ...
... impertinente шаманов, s. il frascheggiàre; civetláre, amoreggi'are; civetteria, amoreggiaménto Fllt, un. svolnzzáre, volteggiáre , fuggír vía, passár rátlo; aleggiáre, aliàre, migráre Flitch, s. (_dí prosciutto) costeréocio, lardóne Flitter, s. stráccio; ...
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New English and Italian Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary
oliveblossom Mignoncêllo, sm. little darling Mignóne, sm. a dârling, favourite, minionL Migráre, vn. 1. 10 migrate, èmigrate, remove Migrazione, sf. migration , v. Andata Mila, plur. ofmille; dus mila , tvó тащат] Milénso, a,. nor, rûde; fall, son, bůll ...
John Millhouse, Ferdinando Bracciforti, 1864
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P. V. M. Bucolicôn Liber. The Bucolics of Virgil literally ... - Pagina 167
Micon, Micónis, . a noun proper, of the third declension and masculine gender. Micon or Mycon, the name of a man, signifying bellow-roar. migro, migrávi, migrátum, migráre, a verb neuter, of the first conjugation. I remove or make o I migate or ...
Virgil, T. W. C. Edwards, 1825
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A New Dictionary of the Italian and English Languages: ... - Pagina 373
... ettremaménte. ibzaard, a. delicáto, grazióso. Mignonette, s. (t. di Bot.) amon'ní, m. pl. reseda laVraVi, f. To Migrate, т. a. migráre, emigrare, Mignítíon, s. migrazióne, emigraziíne, f. Migratory, a. 1. emigrante ¡ 2. nomade, errante : 3. (t d'Om.) di ...
Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1854
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T. Macci Plauti Comoediae. Ex recognitione A. Fleckeiseni
Migráre certumst núnc 'iam ex fanó foras, Quando Aesculapi ita sentio sententiam, Vt qui me nihili fáciat nec saluóm uelit. Valétudo decréscit, adcrescit labor. Nam iám quasi sona Неве cinctus ámbulo: 220 Geminós in цепи-е habere uideor ...
Titus Maccius Plautus, Alfred FLECKEISEN, 1850
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New Italian and English Dictionary in Two Parts: With a ... - Pagina 577
Rem'igrato, vn, migráre di nuúvo; ritornáre 1 Remigru'tion, ». ritórno; riveníre; ritornáre m. Re m ¡nd', va. ricordáre; ra m memorare 1 Reminiscence, s. retniniscénza ; rimembránza/. Remiss') adj. negligente ; rimésso, lento, pigro -a Reinis'síble, ...
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Kritische Beitrage zur lateinischen Formenlehre von W. Corssen
Die Wortbildung anlaugend, so ist frag-r-a-re zunächst ausgegangen Von einem Nomen frag-ro-‚ also eine Bildung wie flag-r-a-re, in-teg-r-a-re, mig-r-a-re, clar-a-re, plo-r-a-re. tol-er-are. Frag-u-m bedeutet also die Erdbeere als „duftende.
Wilhelm Paul Corssen, 1863
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Grundzuge der griechischen Etymologie/ von Georg Curtius
... ni-ma-ja-s Tausch, die vielleicht mit me-á-re, sicherer mit ksl. mt-na zueraßor, lit. mai-na-s Tausch, mainy-ti tauschen zu vergleichen ist, kann höchstens in entfernterer Verwandtschaft stehn, die man auch für mig-rä-re angenommen hat.
Georg Curtius, Ernst Windisch, 1873
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M. Accii Plauti Quae Supersunt Comodiae: Cum Fragmentis ...
Égo quidem, qui et vápulaiido et 4sómno pereo. PH. Séquere nie. ACTUS ll. SCENA l. CAPPADOX. PALINURUS. cA. Migráre certum est iám nunc e fanó foras, quando Aésculapi ita séntio senténtiam, ut qui me nihili fáciat, nec salvńm velit.
Titus Maccius Plautus, C. H. Weis, 1884
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The new pocket dictionary of the Italian and English ...
... better Miglióre, adj. better, best Mignátta,/. a leech Mignéllo, m. a miser Mtgnolo,m. the little finger Mignoláre, to bloom as the olive-tree Mignóne, т. darling Migráre, to migrate MiTa, pi. of 'Mille, thousands Milemtaggine, /. foolishness Miléiiso, ...
