Meaning of "percúre" in the Romanian dictionary

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percúre

WHAT DOES PERCÚRE MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of percúre in the Romanian dictionary

percúre pers. 3. sg. Percura, vb. III (learn about liquids) to pass, to flow quickly through something.

percúre pers. 3. sg. percúră, vb. III (înv.; despre lichide) a trece, a curge repede prin ceva.

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6 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «PERCÚRE»

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Coelum empyreum, non vanis & fictis constellationum ...

Dixirque ad armìgerum fnum; Evagina gladium mum, 8c percúre me- 132 Il. REGUM. ,__ 7. Eßote Elii íorrirudinis 2.15 ,__ „выдам pueri, 8c Ладан: coram nobis. 230 6- 9- Extìmui: Dominum in illadiedicenmquomodo inшефских ad me arca ...

Hendrik Engelgrave, ‎Josè Maria Fonseca de Evora, 1669

Martini Bonacinae, S. Theologiae, Et I. V. D. Comitis ... - Pagina 65

... idem molenclinum ‚ feu domus . Si verb domusiaut molendinum fuit planè dirutum, aut combulìum , & рейса reœdifìcacur in totum,non eil obligado folucndicenfum;quia iam non cêfeturidem œdifìcíum; cenfus autê cxringuitur percúre ...

Martino Bonacina, ‎Johannes De la Val Belga, 1649

Responsorum sive consiliorum de jure pontificio

fîcîensdocumentumprobatur hune teftem fuîiTe excommunicatum , quz excommunicato repore di cl i per cú re! ti 'non i; inhac caula perdura líe prz- fu mi debet, non probata,8£ multo magisnon alie- gata abfolurione; quz excommunicatio teilen ...

Joannes Wamesius, 1605

Disputationes in duos libros Aristotelis de generatione et ... - Pagina 164

Ratio corû eft: quia, percúre {ubiefto.oèreût accidentia , qux erart in illo? fed forms fubftanrialis eft fubieftum fairem inadatqoatumaccidentium in fcntctiá,quam fupponimusi ergo, pereunu iîlâ,peretinr accidé- tia, qnierantineocomp' fito, & îdeô ...

Francisco Alfonso ((S.I.)), 1641

Escritos sobre Puerto-Rico: noticias históricas, poesías ... - Pagina 25

El que diere palabra de casamiento, percúre que no sea por ocumento. Pues si lo afloja, lo bueiben maromero en cueida floja. Ha sallo mi jija María Mcasia mejol mala que buena pol mi desgracia. Ella lo eréa pues toabla su malre ...

José González Font, 2007

Prosperi Farinacii ... De immunitate ecclesiarum et ... - Pagina 12

1 7. ab hinecentumannisfuiflèt , & fi exillis hominibus nemo1 E*quibus hanc conclufionem communiterclfe recepta 7t nunc viuerer, itemque nauem, fi adeó fiepe rcfeóYa eflet , Vt dubitandú nó efle exiftiroarc, licèt ex Bald.?; aim per cú re- I latis ...

Prospero Farinacci, ‎Gabriel Boissat ((Herederos de)), ‎Laurent Anisson ((Lyon)), 1642