Meaning of "pieritór" in the Romanian dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF PIERITÓR IN ROMANIAN

pieritór

WHAT DOES PIERITÓR MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of pieritór in the Romanian dictionary

PIERITÓR ~ oáre (~ óri, ~ oáre) 1) Care dies; which is subjected to destruction; mortal. Civilization. 2) Fig. That passes quickly; which takes a while; mortal; evanescent. Glorious. / a pieri + suf. tor

SYNONYMS OF «PIERITÓR» IN ROMANIAN

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

muritór · trecătór

ANTONYMS OF «PIERITÓR» IN ROMANIAN

The following Romanian words mean the opposite of «pieritór» and also belong to the same grammatical category.

etérn

TRANSLATION OF PIERITÓR

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

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 亡
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: pereciendo
• Translator Romanian - English: perishing
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: नहीं बचेगा
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: برد قارص
• Translator Romanian - Russian: гибнет
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: perece
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: বিনাশ
• Translator Romanian - French: périt
• Translator Romanian - Malay: binasa
• Translator Romanian - German: Untergang
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: 滅び
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 도피
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: tiwas
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: Blue Crow
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: சாகப்போகிறோம்
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: बुडत
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: öldürücü
• Translator Romanian - Italian: perisce
• Translator Romanian - Polish: ginie
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: гине
• Romanian: pieritór
• Translator Romanian - Greek: χάνονται
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: verlore
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: förgås
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: perishes

5 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «PIERITÓR»

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

P - Z. - Pagina 92

378: piere), pieri; Ger. pierind; Verbaladj. pieritór, LV. häufig pieitor (PRAV. GOV. 17 b).- Vgl. pieire. ET. lat. péreo, -Ire. SG. ALR LU, K. 286, 287; SN III, K. 805; VII, K. 2067; MN 2744, 95; ALRM SN I, K. 207. piericiós Adj. (1703 GCD) veralt.

Hariton Tiktin, ‎Paul Miron, 2005

Lexicul artistic eminescian în lumină statistică - Pagina 332

2 0,0029 2 - 2726 165 pieptár s. n. 2 0,0029 - 2 2727 165 pieritór, -oáre adj. 2 0,0029 2 — 2728 165 plldá s. f. 2 0,0029 1 1 2729 165 pitíc s. m. 2 0,0029 1 1 2730 165 ptlc s. n. 2 0,0029 2 - 2731 165 pílptí vb. 2 0,0029 1 1 2732 165 pindl vb.

Luiza Seche, 1974

Beiträge zur Lautlehre der rumänischen Dialekte

die I. und II. Conjunctivi nicht kennt. Die II. sing, imperat. ist von der П. sing, indicat. hier nicht verschieden, i *periéndo, pierjínd: pierínd, pieind, historisch richtig perind kor. 95, peind. peritórius, *periitórius, pierjitór: pieritór, pieitór, richtig peritór, ...

Franz Ritter von Miklosich, 1881

Dicţionarul limbii poetice a lui Eminescu - Pagina 412

PIERITÓR, -OÁRE adj. (Si In forma perilor) Trecätor, еГетег. О lu umbra, pteriloare, cu adtncll, trislii ochi. Dulci-s ochit umbret tale — /in le fie de diochl! O.I 80/33. Pe basme si nimicuri, cuvinle cumpänind, Си peritorul siinel at lor sä te cuprind, ...

Tudor Vianu, ‎Institutul de Lingvistică din Bucureşti, 1968

Sitzungsberichte. Philosophisch-historische Classe - Pagina 262

95, peind. peritórius, *periitórius, pierjitór: pieritór, pieitór, richtig peritór, peitór. perire, *perjíre: pieríre, pieíre, richtig perire, peire: ke щ aflu la peire Volksl. 2. 92. ke mi j badju la peire 93. perí, peí. peritio, *periítio, perjitiónem: peritSúne, peitíúne ...

Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften, 1882