Meaning of "scrutătór" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD SCRUTĂTÓR

fr. scrutateur, lat. scrutator

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

PRONUNCIATION OF SCRUTĂTÓR IN ROMANIAN

scrutătór

WHAT DOES SCRUTĂTÓR MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of scrutătór in the Romanian dictionary

SCRUTĂTÓR2 ~ oáre (~ óri, ~ oáre) 1) (about look or eye) Who scrutinizes; which is searching very carefully; questing. 2) Fig. (about people) who scrutinizes thoroughly to get into the essence of things.

SYNONYMS OF «SCRUTĂTÓR» IN ROMANIAN

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

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TRANSLATION OF SCRUTĂTÓR

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

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 细察
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: tomografía
• Translator Romanian - English: scan
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: ताकना
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: تفحص
• Translator Romanian - Russian: изучать
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: escrutinar
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: স্ক্যান
• Translator Romanian - French: scruter
• Translator Romanian - Malay: imbasan
• Translator Romanian - German: Scan
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: 詳しく調べます
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 자세히 조사
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: scan
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: xem xét kỹ lưỡng
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: ஸ்கேன்
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: स्कॅन
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: taramak
• Translator Romanian - Italian: scrutinare
• Translator Romanian - Polish: rozpatruje
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: вивчати
• Romanian: scrutătór
• Translator Romanian - Greek: σάρωση
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: skandering
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: granska
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: granske

6 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «SCRUTĂTÓR»

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

Scrutator

Scrutator is the third book in the hightly acclaimed Well of Echoes quartet, which explores the world from the View From The Mirror series, some two hundred years later.

Ian Irvine, 2003

Scrutator to Responsor; or, an introduction to a farther ... - Pagina 1

Scrutator to Responfor ; *---- -- O R, An Introduction to a farther Proof, ( If Need be, ) That JEsus CHRIST, the blefied Son of God, laid down his Life for the Sins of all Mankind. In Two Lettes to RespoNsor. With a short Letter to CONSIDERATOR.

pseud SCRUTATOR, 1781

Scrutator to Responsor, Or, an Introduction to a Farther ...

This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.

Scrutator Scrutator, ‎Responsor Responsor, 2011

Demonii

Stepan Trofimovici îl privi scrutător în ochi. — Pierre, tu care ştii atîtea din ce se petrece aici, se poate să nu fi ştiut nimic în privinţa aceasta, să nu fi auzit nimic? — Poftim? Ca să vezi, ce oameni! Vasăzică, sîntem nu numai nişte copii bătrîni, ...

F.M. Dostoievski, 2011

Scrutinium Scrutatoris, Seu Dissertatio Theologica, qua ... - Pagina 57

Sed пес diffimulat Scrutator fandamen- tum, quo varicinium fuum , auc ipes ob tincada; vidori* Etemmy inquit, гля* 1 ' (4) Sed meminifle debe - omnes & finguU ( f eligió- ^bat Scrutator, aliud «île,/**- pes iäx )prafupponant (a) fupponere, aliu d ...

Johann Wilhelm Baier, ‎Andreas Behrens, 1698

Curiosus amuletorum scrutator in quo de natura et ... - Pagina 41

... 'rëi ëu'çiir'n'oiva 4 noMs'; Ju'rtëv ЗИНА“: nleii'or'rlrlêloßa'aoir, ‚ ¿n Eï'm гриб: 'rif имидж 'di 'Zout едина-кн: \ \ li l a» \ A о. 1. 1 n.; hun; oon; 'apar aura.: Jefatura: оклада: Ё“! "ГаЁгдцерцЁгв: теми-уди в“ ioni, гашением," ' l l ...

Jacob medico Wolf (medico), ‎Julius Reichelt, 1692