ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD SĂTURÁ
săturá (sátur, săturát), vb. –
1. A satisface, a mulțumi. –
2. A obosi, a vlăgui. –
Mr. satur, săturare, megl. satur, săturari, istr. sotur. Lat. satŭrāre (Pușcariu 1532; REW 7622),
cf. napol. satorarę, lom.
sagia (Battisti, V, 3347). Este dubletul lui
satura, vb., din
fr. saturer. –
Der. săturător, adj. (care satură);
nesăturat, adj. (nesatisfăcut);
saturați(un)e, s. f., din
fr. saturation. Din
rom. provine
săs. szêturîn.
WHAT DOES SĂTURÁ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of săturá in the Romanian dictionary
saturá vb., ind. Present 1 sg. satur, 3 sg and pl. saturate; cong. pres., 3 sg and pl. sate săturá vb., ind. prez. 1 sg. sátur, 3 sg. și pl. sátură; conj. prez. 3 sg. și pl. sáture
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «SĂTURÁ»
Discover the use of
săturá in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
săturá and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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New Poems: A Selection from Satura and Diario del '71 e ...
English renditions of selected poems from Montale's three most recent collections, including poems evoked by the memory and absence of his wife, poems centering in formal and linguistic invention, and poems of historical and social theme
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Juvenal: Satires - Pagina 4
satura, which is unconvincing since it appears that he is attempting to find a similar pattern of development in Roman drama to that attested for Greek drama. But one significant aspect of his theory is that he regards satura as an early dramatic ...
Juvenal, Susanna Morton Braund, 1996
A collection of poems in Italian and English by the 1975 winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature reveals an innovative use of dialogue, journalistic language, song, and other techniques.
Eugenio Montale, William Arrowsmith, Rosanna Warren, 1998
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Latin Satire: The Structure of Persuasion - Pagina 16
taken as representative of ancient philological thought on the problem.25 First of all he refers to the possibility of satura deriving from saturi, that is, satyri or satyrs. Ever since Casaubon's essay of 160528 this theory has been discredited.
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'Satura' und 'pasticcio': Formen und Funktionen der ... - Pagina 426
Schluß: Von der Satura zum Pasticcio Die vorliegende Analyse benötigte den weitgefaßten Bildbegriff, um der Vielschichtigkeit von Gaddas Schreiben gerecht zu werden. In den <erzählten Bildem> von Quer pasticciaccio brutto de via ...
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Latin Verse Satire: An Anthology and Reader - Pagina 333
2 Satura: the name and origin of a literary form The meaning of the word satura and its use as a literary term were already a matter for speculation in late republican times. There has also been much discussion on the part (if any) that was ...
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Lectures and Essays: Second Series - Pagina 26
nothing to prevent us from supposing that Livy would have applied the word satura to the previously existing irregular dialogue. A musical and rhythmical setting was first given to this dialogue on the introduction of the Etruscan art. It follows ...
Henry Nettleship, F. Haverfield, 2010
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A Companion to Latin Literature - Pagina 175
But as far as the future of the genre was concerned, Ennius' greatest contribution was the name itself, satura, a word whose rich associations would continue to be felt in the genre, and to shape it (or misshape it, as we shall see), throughout its ...
Vorwort. Das Tagebuch ist eine literarische Gestalt der Moderne. Die offene, lockere Form ist der modernen Welterfahrung angemessen. Das Tagebuch läßt Widersprüchliches zu. Es bietet die Möglichkeit, sich reflektierend mit der eigenen ...
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A History of Roman Literature: From Livius Andronicus to ... - Pagina 241
B. SATURA ROMAN SATURA General Remarks Saturn, a specifically Roman genre,' was originally a literary hybrid, an 'allsorts'.2 Expressions such as lanx satura ('offering of a mixed plate of fruits') or legem per saturam ferre ('to bring in a ...
Michael von Albrecht, Gareth L. Schmeling, 1996
