Meaning of "pietrár" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD PIETRÁR

piatră + suf. -ar.

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

PRONUNCIATION OF PIETRÁR IN ROMANIAN

pietrár

WHAT DOES PIETRÁR MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of pietrár in the Romanian dictionary

PIETRÁR2 ~ m m. Medium medium-sized fish with fusiform body, found in deep waters and rocky bottom; over-the-stone. / stone + suf. ~ ar

SYNONYMS OF «PIETRÁR» IN ROMANIAN

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

pescár · pescărel · pescărúș · pietroșél · porcușór · prundăráș · sobár · zidár

TRANSLATION OF PIETRÁR

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

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 石匠
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: cantería
• Translator Romanian - English: stonemasonry
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: stonemasonry
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: البناء الحجري
• Translator Romanian - Russian: обработка камня, изделий
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: cantaria
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: পাথরের স্থাপত্য
• Translator Romanian - French: stonemasonry
• Translator Romanian - Malay: Stonemasonry
• Translator Romanian - German: Steinmetzarbeiten
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: 石工業
• Translator Romanian - Korean: stonemasonry
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: stonemasonry
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: điêu khắc đá
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: ஸ்டோன்மேசான்ரி
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: स्टोनमासोन्री
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: taş işçiliğine
• Translator Romanian - Italian: scalpellini
• Translator Romanian - Polish: kamieniarska
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: обробка каменю, виробів
• Romanian: pietrár
• Translator Romanian - Greek: λιθοδομής
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: steenhowerij
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: stenhuggeri
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: stonemasonry

5 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «PIETRÁR»

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

Anleitung zum gründlichen Studium der Botanik ... - Pagina 348

... bekanntere Prosper Alpino (§. 34. к). — Avilo Mar celli im J. 1660. b); — Georgio à Turre, der felbíi in Creta war, im J. 166a с); — Viali im J. 1636 d) ; --*□ der berühmte Pontedera (_§. 75.) 1726 e); — der vortreffliche weife Pietr. Ar dnino im ...

Johann Adolph Schultes, 1817

Vocabolario domestico Ferrarese-italiano - Pagina 214

... chirnrgica, un camp d'suldà mort, Pietà - Impietosire, movar a pietà. Pietàmza, t. à' cusina, Pielanza - pibtah- zína, Pietanzuccia. Pietós (ooe, volt, fatt, cuor , dscors ), Pietoso. Pietr'ar, obi lavora о vend il pred pre- ziosi, Pietraio, Lapidario.

Carlo Azzi, 1857

P - Z. - Pagina 93

Muntele de pietate Pfandleihanstalt F. 2. Ehrerbietung F. ET. n. lat. pietas, -tis, frz. piété, it. pietà. pietrár Pl. -trári S. m. (1498 DERS) 1. Steinbrecher, -klopfer, -hauer, -metz M. Çi näimiia pietrari (Яостоцоид) si teslari (BIBLIA 1688, 2 Chr 24, 12).

Hariton Tiktin, ‎Paul Miron, 2005

Közlöny - Volumele 15-16 - Pagina 182

Tomsa Mária) Jerina) Mihály Irene (Petrovay (Fetrovay a Mária) 1 Juon 1 1 Gyorgy 1 e Anna 1 1 (Fett Axenia) (Kondrád , . , wJ • 1 1 kora Gana i Jerina) 1 1 lllyana) 1 Jakab Maria | | | (Pietrár (Mihálka i-töl Mária Anasz- 2-tól (r Paraszka) Juon) ...

Magyar Heraldikai és Geneológiai Társaság, 1897

La letteratura italiana dal 1870 ad oggi: poesia - prosa ... - Pagina 230

... marziale rinunzia in prò della Patria e si limita a minacciare il capitano per l'ipotesi che non renda felice la conquistata consorte. (1) Nato a Ceva nel 1831; morto nel 1899. Il Falconiere è un guerriero, Aleramo, ridotto a Pietr'Ar- dena — 230 —

Emilio Saya, 1928