Meaning of "schelét" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD SCHELÉT

schelét (-te), s. n. – Sistemul osos. Fr. squelette. – Der. scheletic, adj., din fr. squelettique.

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

PRONUNCIATION OF SCHELÉT IN ROMANIAN

schelét

WHAT DOES SCHELÉT MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of schelét in the Romanian dictionary

SCHELÉT ~ e n. 1) (in man and animals) The assembly of bones in a body; bones. 2) Fig. Very poor being. 3) The totality of elements that constitute the basis of resistance of a building; bones; housing. ~ the plane. 4) Fig. Internal construction of a written work; compositional scheme; bones.

SYNONYMS OF «SCHELÉT» IN ROMANIAN

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

schémă

TRANSLATION OF SCHELÉT

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

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 骨架
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: esqueleto
• Translator Romanian - English: skeleton
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: कंकाल
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: هيكل عظمي
• Translator Romanian - Russian: скелет
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: esqueleto
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: কঙ্কাল
• Translator Romanian - French: squelette
• Translator Romanian - Malay: rangka
• Translator Romanian - German: Skelett
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: スケルトン
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 골격
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: balung
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: bộ xương
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: எலும்புக்கூட்டை
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: इमारत
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: iskelet
• Translator Romanian - Italian: scheletro
• Translator Romanian - Polish: szkielet
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: скелет
• Romanian: schelét
• Translator Romanian - Greek: σκελετός
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: geraamte
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: skelett
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: skjelett

5 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «SCHELÉT»

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

Słownik rumuńsko-polski - Pagina 540

(tymczasowe) 2. szkielet (trwary) schelét, scheléte rz. nij. anat. i przen. 1. szkielet, koáciec 2. pej. koáciotrup schelétic, -á, schelét ici, -e przym. 1. anat. szkie- letowy, 2. przen. pej. szkieletowaty, koácio- trupowaty schemátic, -á, ...

Jan Reychman, 1970

Memorie per servire alla storia de' polipi marini di ... - Pagina 40

_ sissl' Il descritta perìscheletro è quello che impregnati-_ dosi di calcaree particelle , che gli .vengono sommini , strate. dalla parte parenchimatosa, aggiunge nuove lami ne pecrose sullo schelét-ro, e ne produce l'ingrandimento. Qaesto ...

Filippo Cavolini, 1785

Dictionnaire étymologique des noms propres d'hommes, ... - Pagina 215

De l'arabe sulthan, soltan, empereur, roi, sultan, saltan, empire, pouvoir; en héb. schâlat, il a dominé, il fut maître, supérieur, schilton, pouvoir, puissance; chald. schelét, il a dominé, il a exercé le pouvoir, schallit, puissant, gouverneur, schiltôn, ...

Paul Hecquet-Boucrand, 1868

P - Z. - Pagina 402

ALR ПЯ, K. 238; SN III, К. 838. scheläläi siehe cheläläi. schelét Pl. -léte S. п. (1823 BOBB) Skelett, Gerippe N. ET. dt. Skelett, frz. squelette. schémâ siehe schimä 2. schemní-agasí (t) S. m. (1716 S. INFL. II, 104) ehem.: Kommissär der Pforte ...

Hariton Tiktin, ‎Paul Miron, 2005

Dicționar român-turc - Pagina 264

2. (estrada) perde, meclis. 3. (ceartd, izbucnire) hadise. scenétâ s.f. bir perdelik piyes. scéptic adj., s.m. süpheci, septik. scepticism s.n. septisizm, suphecilik. scéptru s.n. 1. kiralhk asâsi. 2. fig hükümdarhk. scbtla s.f. yapi iskelesi, iskele. schelét ...

A. Baubec, ‎Deniz Baubec Geafer, 1993