Meaning of "mitocán" in the Romanian dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF MITOCÁN IN ROMANIAN

mitocán

WHAT DOES MITOCÁN MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of mitocán in the Romanian dictionary

MITOCÁNY m. A person who shows lack of education; man with rough grip; lout; boor; cad; gossip. / mitoc + suf. ~ an

SYNONYMS OF «MITOCÁN» IN ROMANIAN

The following Romanian words have a similar or identical meaning as «mitocán» and belong to the same grammatical category.

mahalagíu

TRANSLATION OF MITOCÁN

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

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: boorishness
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: grosería
• Translator Romanian - English: boorishness
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: boorishness
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: فظاظة
• Translator Romanian - Russian: хамство
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: boorishness
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: boorishness
• Translator Romanian - French: goujaterie
• Translator Romanian - Malay: boorishness
• Translator Romanian - German: Flegelhaftigkeit
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: 野暮
• Translator Romanian - Korean: boorishness
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: boorishness
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: boorishness
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: boorishness
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: गांवढळपणा
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: ayılık
• Translator Romanian - Italian: boorishness
• Translator Romanian - Polish: chamstwa
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: хамство
• Romanian: mitocán
• Translator Romanian - Greek: σκαιότητα
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: boorishness
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: boorishness
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: boorishness

4 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «MITOCÁN»

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

D - O - Pagina 721

ET. ksl. mytmikü. mitóc siehe metoc. mitocán Pl. -cáni S. m. (um 1860 FIL. OP. I, 394) ungehobelter, ungeschliffener, vulgärer Mensch. Apoi de! n-a avut dreptul muierea lui sä-l lese? ... Un mitocan, mä rog (CARAGIALE, CL XIII, 250).

Hariton Tiktin, ‎Paul Miron, 2003

Lexicul artistic eminescian în lumină statistică - Pagina 484

... 2631 mierlă 4 068 -ică 1 987 2632 mieuna 1 627 2682 mitocân 4 087 2633 miez 882 2683 mitră | 4 088 0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 2684 miţ6s,

Luiza Seche, 1974

Studii de lexicologie si istorie a lingvisticii romanesti - Pagina 130

Derivat românesc: mitocăn 'locuitor de la periferia, oraşului mahalagiu; (p. ext.) bădăran, mojic' (DLRM, 505; DLR, VI 641-2; Tiktin, 998-9, consideră, pe drept, că a apărut în Bucureşti). Câpişte, înv. şi arh. 'templu păgîn" (DLRM, 1 14) < slavon.

Gheorghe Mihăilă, 1973

Summae theologicae pars tertia cum additionibus

Nnia ccfionlc coufo ccf foc efi'ccmc-:fi co ofimicotis fm'c mfunm n-mqö ccfi'oc [n moxcc vin*: q! nic [olmf mul-'era lege ofriwc kunft-?0.78 s ncc of "lnims ßclicca manct öcofiongmnicas confnc ofi'mitocän? cö ngujnicos oici ccf fin p moucz oc!

Thomas d'Aquin, ‎Johann von Köln, 1478