Meaning of "obovál" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD OBOVÁL

fr. obovale, germ. oboval.

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

PRONUNCIATION OF OBOVÁL IN ROMANIAN

obovál

WHAT DOES OBOVÁL MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of obovál in the Romanian dictionary

oboval adj. m., pl. obovate; f. sg. obovata

obovál adj. m., pl. obováli; f. sg. oboválă, pl. obovále

TRANSLATION OF OBOVÁL

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

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 倒卵形
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: obovadas
• Translator Romanian - English: obovate
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: obovate
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: obovate
• Translator Romanian - Russian: обратнояйцевидные
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: obovate
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: obovata
• Translator Romanian - French: obovate
• Translator Romanian - Malay: obovata
• Translator Romanian - German: obovate
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: 倒卵形の
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 도란형
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: obovata
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: obovate
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: obovata
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: obovata
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: obovata
• Translator Romanian - Italian: obovate
• Translator Romanian - Polish: jajowaty
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: оберненояйцевидні
• Romanian: obovál
• Translator Romanian - Greek: όμοιος με αυγό ανεστραμμένο με τη βάση προς τα άνω
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: eierrond
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: obovate
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: obovate

6 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «OBOVÁL»

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

N[ovo diccionario] francez-portuguez - Pagina 666

OeoMBREH , v. a. — bré. e, part, (ohonbr* cobrir co'a propria sombra — öbumbrar — cubrir, encobrir, esconder, oceultar. Obortite, s. e adj. 2 gen. (obortlte) da Prussia (antiguo habitante). Oboval. e, adj. bot. (obovál) em forma oval (para ...

José da Fonseca, 1836

Novo diccionario francez-portuguez composto sobre os ... - Pagina 666

(obovál) Tert¡ca!mcnte ovado, a. Obové. e , adj. bot. (obove) com feiçao ácoro (a parte grossa para cima). Obbeitice , adj. 2 gen. jurid. (obrepl(ce) obrepticio . a. OBRtPTicEMENT , adv. jurid- (obrepticcmaa! obrepticiaincnte. ObkEtTioN , s. f. ...

José da Fonseca, 1858

Novo diccionario Francez-Portuguez - Pagina 666

Obombrer , v. a. — bré. e, parí, (otoobré) cobrir co'a propria sombra — obumbrar — 'со- ' brir, encobrir, esconder, occultar. Obortite, s. e adj. 2 gen. (oborlite) da Prussia lantiguo habitante). Oboval. e, adj. bot. (obovál) verticalmeate ovado, a.

José da Fonseca, 1836

Nuevo diccionario frances-espanol y espanol-frances con la ...

... obovál. Bot. Oval, que tiene la forma de un ovalo. OBOVATIFOLIÉ, ÉK, adj. obovatifolié. □ Bot. Obovatifoiiado, que tiene las hojas ovales. ; OBOVÉ, ÉE, adj. obové. Bol. Que tiene I la forma de un huevo. OBI>VRAMIUAL, E, adj. obpíramidál.

Vicente Salvá, 1862

Nouveau dictionnaire espagnol-franc̜ais et ... - Pagina 626

OBOVAL, E,adj. obovál. Bot. Oval, que tiene la forma de un óvalo. OBO VATil'OLIÉ , ÉB , adj. obovatifolié. Mol. ObovaliMiado, que tiene las hojas ovales. OBOVÉ, EB, adj. obové. Bot. Que Ueno 1 la forma de un huevo. OBl>¥RAMlOAL, E, adj.

Vicente Salvá y Pérez, ‎Juan Bautista Guim, ‎F. de P. Noriega, 1862

Melastomacearum, quae in Musaeo Parisiensi continentur ...

<ui. /«'i'ullce« auHiso-amesleani monileo/w , Zlai»?'! aut in n^veii« /in^ce /ui'/uracel,' /diu« «ubcorlacelH petiolatl« e/ii/)iie<i-ol«ltlz obo- va<l«^ue acut»'« <ienilcui«il« 3-5 nervt« , nervu/l« iranzver«« «üb- a^pwH?l?nail« paz-ai/eii« ,- /lameu/« ...

Charles Naudin, 1853