10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «SCORBÚTIC»
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scorbútic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
scorbútic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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Medical anecdotes of the last thirty years, illustrated ... - Pagina 385
T–s M--y, Esq; of Worceftershire (now, in confequence ofthe change of his name, the condition on which a valuable estate was bequeathed to him, T--s M–-y W-s, Esq;) aged about twenty-four, and of a scorbútic habit, was fubjećt to the piles; ...
Bartholomew de DOMINICETI,
1781
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New English and Italian Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary
... tradúce Scorbaccbiato,a, mij. сайта]. dishònoured Scorbiàre,vn. 4. to blot, make blots ion paper) Зет-Шиша, adj. blotted, daubed with blots Scôrbio, sm. a blot, spot, blur, defect Scorhútico, a, arlj. scorbútic Scnrbůto, sm, the sciirvy Scorcare, ...
John Millhouse, Ferdinando Bracciforti,
1864
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E.'s New Spelling and English Dictionary ... To which is ... - Pagina 332
... f a kind of large ladie, fweep, stroke, dash Scoop, v. a. to cut hollow or deep, lade, empty Scope, f å drift, intention, liberty, room, faily Scopulous, a. rocky, full of rocks, craggy, rough, Scorbútic, a. difeafed with or having the fcurvy Sciagraphy, ...
John ENTICK, William CRAKELT,
1795
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The New Spelling Dictionary ... Revised, Corrected, and ... - Pagina 327
... sweep, stroke Seoop, v. a. to empty, cut hollow, lade out Scoop'er, f. one who fcoops, a waterfowl Scope, f. a drift, intention, liberty, room, fally Scof/ulous, a. rocky, craggy, full of rocks Scorbútic, a. difeafed with the fcurvy Scorbútically, ad. with ...
John ENTICK, William CRAKELT,
1784
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New English and Italian Pronouncing and Explanatory ...
... inten» папе . diséano; free scope, libero cámpo. spázio lárgo; sfogo Scorbútic, -tica|, adj. scorbûtico, di scorhúlo Scorbútically, adv. con помета allo scorbúto Scòrct1,m. abbrustiáre, abbruciacchiárc. scot» táre; riárdere; scorched by the sun .
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A new pocket-dictionary of the English and Russian and of ...
Ilunzá, f. the sctlrvy; -zómnuaL adj. scúrvy, scorbtitic; --zomlßmlvJ v. n. to becóme scorbútic. Цикдска, i`. a dó uble mat; -lmmcxn m. a dóuble-mat mńker. [feet, l. Hu'nxu, f. pl. tiptoe; chaps in t c Ilsuue'uox'l, m. a chicken, a они; щитки)“, m. a ...
English and Russian languages,
1846
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The Royal Dictionary Abridged ... I. French and English. ...
Scorbútic, or Scorbütical, Adj. forbutique; (3 qui a le Jcarbut, ou ?ui off attrint du forbut. To scorch, W. A. bruler, rétir, riller. Scórched, Adj. brule, rén, grillé. Scórching, Adi. brulant, qu. Brule, que rätt, qui grille. Scórdion, or Scórdium, S. Jordium, ...
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The Spelling and Explanatory Dictionary of the English ...
Scoop, v. to lade out, to cut hollow Scope, f. defign, end, purpofe, intention Scorbútic, a. troubled with the fcurvy Scorch, v. to dry or parch with heat Scórdiúm, f. a medicii.e, a plant Score, f. twenty, a tally, a reckoning, account or confideration !
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A New Vocabulary of the Most Difficult Words in the ... - Pagina 214
Scorbútic, a, diseased with the fcurvy. - - Scot'omy, s. a dizziness or fwimming in the head. To fcowl, to frown. * - To fcranch, to chew any thing that crackles between the teeth. : : : , . , , , , To fcréak, to make a fhrill or hoarfe noise. ;: { to cry out in ...
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A Dictionary of the English Language - Volumul 2,Ediţia 2 - Pagina 855
Had the wholescope of the author been answer- scorbútic. adj. Diseased with the scurvy. able to his title, he would have only undertaken to Violent purging hurts scorbutick constitutions; prove what every man is convinced of; but the lenitive ...
Samuel Johnson, Robert Gordon Latham, Henry John Todd,
1870