Meaning of "sedúce" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD SEDÚCE

lat. seducere. Cf. fr. séduire.

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

PRONUNCIATION OF SEDÚCE IN ROMANIAN

sedúce

WHAT DOES SEDÚCE MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of sedúce in the Romanian dictionary

sitting in bb. lead

SYNONYMS OF «SEDÚCE» IN ROMANIAN

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

ademení · corúpe · încântá · momí · pervertí · tentá

TRANSLATION OF SEDÚCE

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

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 妖媚
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: seductor
• Translator Romanian - English: goes
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: मोहक
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: مغر
• Translator Romanian - Russian: соблазнительный
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: sedutor
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: পটান
• Translator Romanian - French: séduisant
• Translator Romanian - Malay: menggoda
• Translator Romanian - German: verführerisch
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: 魅惑的な
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 매혹적인
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: ngarih-arih
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: quyến rũ
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: கவர்ச்சியை
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: फशी पाडणे
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: ayartmak
• Translator Romanian - Italian: seducente
• Translator Romanian - Polish: uwodzicielski
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: спокусливий
• Romanian: sedúce
• Translator Romanian - Greek: δελεαστικός
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: verleidelike
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: förföriska
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: forførende

10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «SEDÚCE»

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

New English and Italian Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary

9. iw. to coriiipt, infèct, щит, deprave, debauch, sedúce, bribe Gorroinpersì, шит. to change, to pútrify Corrompévole, adj. corrùptible, pèrishable Corrotnpimento, sm. corrixption , depravation Corrompitòre, tríce, smf. corrùpter, sedúcer ...

John Millhouse, ‎Ferdinando Bracciforti, 1864

The English Spelling-Book, with ... Additions. ... Third ... - Pagina 44

... rejoyce release refle& relief resign restrain retrteve revenge reward Sedúce fubstra&t fubvert fufpe&t fustain advertifementanonymous ambiguous antipathy amphibious apocalyps anomalous apostolick beneficence benevolence bituminous ...

S. HARLAND, 1719

A Dictionary in English, Bangálí, and Manipuri - Pagina 236

Rájbiruddhe gandngol-Miyám khut haoba Sedúce, v.-Bhúláon, Nushça k.-'l`hemthokpa. Sedúcer, s.-Banchal¢-Themthokpa Sédulous, а.—РатШвттЕ—Та1Канады, W'ákandaba See, v.-DekhanUba See t0,- Tatwábadháran k.-Yengba thiba ...

C. J. Gordon, 1837

New English and Italian Pronouncing and Explanatory ...

... я. il sedurre , seduzióne Sedúcer, s. званные, corriillóre, -rice застывшими. канатным si può sedurre Seducing, adj. seducente, che seduce Seduction, в. seduliòne f.. seduciménto (vale Seductive, adj. многим. che sedúce, апсидэтому.

John Millhouse, 1855

A new English dictionary. A new classical English ...

Sédentary, (a) that fits much, or that works fitting. - Sedge, (s) a kind of eed. A Sédiment, the Dregs or Grounds of any thing, fettled at the Bottom. Sedition, (s) popular Tumult or Uproar. Seditious, (a) apt or tending to raise a SeditiO Il. To Sedúce ...

John Kersey, 1757

An English and Oordoo School Dictionary, in Roman ... - Pagina 155

Auráree, Aiyám, dhéería Sedentary, л, sákin Sédiment, s. gadh, íúrchhut Sedition, s. hungámuh, búlwa, fusád Sedúce, t¡. buhkána, wur^Au- lánna Sedúcer, s. móogrAwee, wurgrAu- lánnewála Sedulous, a. muslu/Aóol, sáee, kóshishee, ...

Joseph T. Thompson, 1841

Boyer's Royal Dictionary Abridged: In Two Parts: I. French ...

Seditiousness, s. disposition à la sédition, f, To sedúce, v. a. séduire, tromper, abuser,faire tomber dans l'erreur, sur-tout par rapport à la religion ou aux mœurs; (todebauch) séduire, débaucher, corrompre. Sedúced, a. séduit, trompé, &c.

Abel Boyer, 1819

Completion, Volume 2/ - Partea 2 - Pagina 350

... 37.5‒6 vrúci za vrúcí 50.13‒14Jezukristus za Jezuskristus 53.8 62.5 64.5 kacierských za kacieřských nesmier(n)u za nesmier(n)ú sedúce za sedíce Jak vyplývá z celé této stati, je toto vydání pro 350 k vydání starOČeskéhO JiříkOva vidění.

Jindrich Toman, 2014

E.'s New Spelling and English Dictionary ... To which is ... - Pagina 336

... of liquids , tumult, infurrećtion, commotion Sedi"tious, a. factious with tumult, turbulent Sedi“tiously, ad, with fastious turbulence, noifiły Sedí“tioufnefs, f. a feditious diipofition, faćtion Sedúce, v. a. to draw aside, millead, deb auch Sedúcenent, ...

John ENTICK, ‎William CRAKELT, 1795

The New Spelling Dictionary ... Revised, Corrected, and ... - Pagina 330

Sedúce, v. a. to tempt, deceive, mistead Sedúcenent, f. the aćt or means of feducing Sedúcer, f. one who draws af de from the right Sedúcible, a. capable of being deceived Seduc/tion, f. the aćt or art offeducing Sedúlity, f. industry, application, ...

John ENTICK, ‎William CRAKELT, 1784