ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD SALÉP
salép s. m. –
1. Poroinic. –
2. Băutură de salep. –
Mr. sălepe. Tc. saleb (Șeineanu, II, 310; Ronzevalle 99),
cf. ngr. σαλέπι,
sb.,
rus.,
fr.,
sp. salep. –
Der. salepgiu (
var. salepciu, salipgiu),
s. m. (persoană care fabrica și vindea salep).
10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «SALÉP»
Discover the use of
salép in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
salép and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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Scrisori către V. Alecsandri: - Pagina 445
... otomane , care iese în afara zidurilor şi unde femeile sau stăpânul casei îşi petrec timpul privind în stradă fără a fi văzuţi . SALEPCíU , SALEPGíU vânzător de salép , băutură răcoritoare preparată pe baza tuberculilor unor anumite orhidee .
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A Dictionary of the Spanish Language in Two Parts: 1. ... - Pagina 291
Salép, am. salep; saloop. Salera, af. place where salt is given to animals. Salero, am. salt-cellar; salt-mine. [will. Silga lo que salière, adv. exp. happen what Sálica, adj. f. salique; law excluding women from the throne. Salicor nia, ef. glass-wort; ...
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Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages: With a ...
Sa- Salép, sm. Salep or saleop.[lieut. Satea,sf. Place where salt is given to animals to eat. Salero, sm.Sart-ccllar.Salt-mine ; Saleróso,a,n. Willy. [salt-pan. Sálela, sf.A small hall. Salgada, dira, sf. V. Orzaga. Salguero , sm. Willow plot. Sn//ca,a.
Saint Hiliaire Blanc,
1848
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A Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages - Pagina 378
Salient Salép, êm. Salop-root Salera, sf. Place where salt is given to ant mais. [of salt Salero, em. Salt-cellar ; salt-mine ; magazine Saitta, sf A small hall. Sálga lo que salière. V. Salir. [Salir. Salgada, Salgadera, sf. (Bot) V. Ortaga. Y. Sálica, a.
Mariano Velázquez de la Cadena,
1865
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Albanian Rhyming Dictionary - Pagina 82
... 0.00% ~ = fjalë të fjalësit krép i m. velénxë a f. krép i m. plép i m. énçe 1 0.00% ~ = fjalë tëfjalësit sebép i m. qénçe ndf. salép i m. qép i m. énçur 1 0.00% ~ = fjalë tëfjalësit shkrép i m. i, e ménçur mb. xhelép i m. énë 26 0.08% ~ = fjalë tëfjalësit ...
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The Nomenclator; a Technological Dictionary, Containing ...
SALéP, or SALóOP. A kind of fecula, prepared from the dried root of a species of orchis. SALIENT, [salire, to leap.] In heraldry, an animal drawn in a leaping posture is termed salient. In fortification, a salient angle is one that projects. SALT, [Lat.
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General View of the Agriculture of the County of ... - Pagina 377
Thus prepared, they possess veryinutricious 'virtue's ;' aha; iF'not' the'l'Veiry same “as is broughtfrom Turkey, and nearer makiég' salép, so nearly resembles; as to be little inferior to it. I } In Turkey, the different species of the orchis are said ...
Oxford English Dict. proceeds cautiously under salep: “= F. salep, Sp. salép, Pg. salepo, a. Turkish sālep, a. Arabic thaˁleb (pronounced in some parts saˁleb), taken to be a shortening of khasyu 'ththaˁlab orchis (lit. 'fox'stesticles'; cf. theEng.
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Compendio de materia médica, ó Sucinta descripcion de los ...
Fécula Arrow-root: 5o Fécula de Salép; í6° Fécula de Sagú. ALMIDON. Amylum. Fecula amildcea. Def. =Es un principio particular que ecsiste en muchos vejetales, í que principalmente se estrae de las semillas cereales, mayormente de las ...
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A Dictionary of the Spanish and English and English and ... - Pagina 291
Salép, tm. salep; saloop. Sab i.., 1/. place where salt is given to animals. Salero, im. salt-cellar; salt-mine. [will. Val.'ii In que salière, aar. ez¡i. happen what Sálica, adj. f. salique; law excluding women from toe throne. Salicórnia, af. glass-wort; ...