Meaning of "pedimént" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD PEDIMÉNT

fr. pédiment, engl. pediment.

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

PRONUNCIATION OF PEDIMÉNT IN ROMANIAN

pedimént

WHAT DOES PEDIMÉNT MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of pedimént in the Romanian dictionary

pedimént s. n., pl. pediment

TRANSLATION OF PEDIMÉNT

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

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 前冲
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: frontón
• Translator Romanian - English: pediment
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: फ़ुटपाथ
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: اشتقاق
• Translator Romanian - Russian: фронтон
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: frontão
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: আট্টালিকার সন্মুখভাগের উপরিদেশে ত্রিকোণ গঠনবিশেষ
• Translator Romanian - French: fronton
• Translator Romanian - Malay: pediment
• Translator Romanian - German: Giebel
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: ペディメント
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 페디 멘트
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: pediment
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: hình tam giác
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: தலைக்கட்டு
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: इमारतीच्या दर्शनी भागाचा वरचा त्रिकोणी भाग
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: alınlık
• Translator Romanian - Italian: frontone
• Translator Romanian - Polish: fronton
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: фронтон
• Romanian: pedimént
• Translator Romanian - Greek: αέτωμα
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: pediment
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: frontonen
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: pediment

6 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «PEDIMÉNT»

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

Walks through London: including Westminster and the ...

... dléfefiH'€d;'iiy' plairi iron fails," '1\i'le'door-caselof the l'on'ic'or'd'éi', l'ias'a circular p'edi'-'7' niént, orna'lnent'ed"\vith" ttfe' h§'ad§'"'r.iF' ch'e'riibi'fn' iii” clouds; and the front, to the hei ht of the roof, onielaicli ' side brine pedimént; is' t£&6rii!

David Hughson, 1817

Reports of Cases Ruled and Adjudged in the Several Courts ...

Creditors on either fide /hall meet with no lawful im“ pedimént to the recovery of the full value in sterling money, of “ all bona fide debts heretofore contracted.” . The article speaking of creditors, and bona fide debts heretofores contracted, ...

Alexander James Dallas, 1968

Diccionari catalá-castellá-llatí-frances-italiá, per una ...

No Av un paso, no dar pie ni patada. Ni- □ agere. Ne pas /aire un pas. Ne'gliger 'oialement une affaire , ne se donner •w» mouvement. Non fare un passo. *> foota donar un pas. fr. Teñir algún im- pedimént que no permet caminar. No M<t dar ...

Diccionari catalá-castellá-llatí- frances-italiá, 1839

Royal dictionary, English and French and French and English

PEDIMÉNT (ped'-i-men'te), s. [Archit.; an ornament that finishes the front of a building, and serves as a decoration over gates, windows, etc.]fronton, m. PEDIR, s. [a town of the East-Indies, in the island of Sumatra; lat. 5°-22 N.; long. 96°-36" E] ...

Charles Fleming, 1867

Iuris Canonici Universi Commentarius Paratitlaris, Seu ...

... an collatio prxbendà* sit pedimént» facti , vel juris , id intelligi débet» irrita,si fiat alteri , lui Pohtifex non contulit dummodo tempùs definitum sit in odium ne* benesieium , féu cânonicatum ? Rëfpondeturj gligentise i secus enim effet, si tempus ...

Gaetano Felice Verani, 1705

Diccion̂ari mällorquí-castëllà - Pagina 219

Perque un tumor cânsa е! im pedimént. Enlumecersc. Encorralâd, da. p. p. de encorralar. Circuído, da, cerrado, da.=Encorralada, da. Encorralar, v. a. Tancar al mitx á algú. Circuit', cerrar.: Poser al bestiar al corrâl. Enc-arralar. Encorregúd , da.

Pere Antoni Figuera, 1840