WHAT DOES RĂSÁD MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of răsád in the Romanian dictionary
1) (often in a collective sense) A young plant grown from seed under special conditions (greenhouse) to be planted in the open air. 2) Fig. fam. Follower of the same ancestor. RĂSÁD ~uri n. 1) (adesea cu sens colectiv) Plantă tânără crescută din sămânță în condiții speciale (de seră), care urmează să fie răsădită în pământ (la aer liber). 2) fig. fam. Urmaș al aceluiași străbun.
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7 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «RĂSÁD»
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răsád in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Women and the Fatimids in the World of Islam - Pagina 113
In 464/1071, Rasad was arrested and all her assets confiscated; however, some sources state that, by 462/1069, with her daughters, she had fled to Baghdad, though this is unlikely.39 In 465/1073, Nasir al-Dawla was assassinated in Fustat; ...
Delia Cortese, Simonetta Calderini, 2006
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Sutan Sjahrir, True Democrat, Fighter for Humanity, ... - Pagina 31
Duduk di meja dari kiri ke kanan: Moehamad Rasad, Mahroezar, Siti Sjahrizad bersama anaknya Moehamad Akbar Djoehana Wiradikarta, Sutan Sjahsam, Sutan Sjahrir (berdiri); di depan Sutan Sjahrir duduk Bulan Rosa- diah, isteri Sutan ...
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Sjahrir: Politics and Exile in Indonesia - Pagina 14
He paid endogamy its due by accepting a Kota Gedang girl as his first wife, with whom he had three daughters and three sons — Rohana, Ratna, Roeskan, Radena, Bajoeng, and Noer- zamhariz. Mohammad Rasad and his first wife never ...
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A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English: With a ... - Pagina 736
A \s”) ras-ha, (fem. of a") arsah) Close-hipped (woman). P & 2) rasd, A very deep well made use of by them of olden time as an observatory. A 2.2) rasd or rasad (from A.2), Watching (the road or the stars). Rasad (from A-2) Seizing prey (a lion).
John Richardson, Sir Charles Wilkins, Francis Johnson, 1829
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Science and Innovations in Iran: Development, Progress, ... - Pagina 201
Rasad, with 15.3 kg weight, orbited the Earth 15 times per 24 hours. Rasad was equipped with rechargeable batteries, with no limitation in the power source, and used its self-generating power capability. All stages of design, construction, ...
Abdol S. Soofi, Sepehr Ghazinoory, 2013
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The Arab of the Desert (RLE Saudi Arabia): A Glimpse Into ...
NINE MONTHS LATER One evening my wife and I were in the house of my friend Falah ibn 'Amir in Kuwait conversing with him and his wife Muthi when a Mutairi entered who was introduced to me as one Rasad, the actual man who had ...
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Jadawel mavadeh thavabet dar tool wa ard keh be rasad ... - Pagina 51
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Thomas Hyde, al-Tizini Muhammad ibn Muhammad, 1665
