10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «ȘEȚ»
Discover the use of
șeț in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
șeț and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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A Dictionary of the English Language, containing the ... - Pagina 369
(L. sesqui, plico) designating theratio of oneanda half to one. Séss. See Cess. Sés'sion, n. (L. sessum) the act of sitting; a stated meeting of a public body; the term during which an assembly meets. Sésterce,n.(L.sestertius)a Roman coin. Sét, v.
Alexander REID (LL.D.),
1844
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The Union Dictionary: Containing All that Truly Useful in ...
Brown.—To be fixed hard. Bat-on.—To fit music to words. Shak.—To put one's self into any state or posture of removal. Dryd.-To apply one's self. Hammond. Set, sét. part. a. regular, not lax, made in consequence of formal rule. Knoll. Rogers.
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Negation in Uralic Languages - Pagina 35
... use a completely different construction with a negative particle (2e–h). (2) Komi-Zyrian (Rédei 1978: 105–109) a. śet-e give-3sg.pres '(s)he gives.' b. o-z śet neg-3 give '(s)he does not give.' c. śet-i-s give-pret-3sg '(s)he gave.' d. e-z śet ...
Matti Miestamo, Anne Tamm, Beáta Wagner-Nagy,
2015
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The Road to Universal Logic: Festschrift for the 50th ...
Example 2.1 Let Set be the (standard) category of (abstract constant) sets as objects and functions as morphisms. S ̋Set has only two elements with the order SfalseSet < S trueSet. Hence, in this category S ̋Set D 2S Set. Thus, for every ...
Arnold Koslow, Arthur Buchsbaum,
2015
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Traductor inglés ó Sistema práctico i teórico para ... - Pagina 274
Servile, sér'vil, a. servil, humilde, lisonjero. Servilely, ser'vil-lé, ad. servilmente. Serving, sér'ving, part. pres. sirviendo. Servitude, sér've-tt'tde, s. servitud, servidumbre. Set (I had), set, ind plup. ls. yo habia colocado. Set (he or she), sét, ind. imp.
Mariano Cubí i Soler,
1840
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Johnson's Dictionary, improved by Todd, abridged, ... with ...
Sess, sès. s. rate, tax; cess charged. Session, sèsh'-ön. s. a sitting of magistrates. Set, sæt. v. to place, to fix, to frame, to plant. Set, sét. part. t. regular, in a formal manner. Set, sét. s. a complete suit or assortment. Setaceous, se-ta'-shtis, a bristly ...
Samuel Johnson, Henry John TODD (Archdeacon of Cleveland.), John WALKER (the Philologist.),
1839
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The Union Dictionary, containing all that is truly useful ...
Balcom-To tit music to words. Shaka-»To put one's self into any state or posture of removal. Dryd-To apply one's Self. Hammond. Set, нёс. part. a. regular, not lax, made in consequence of formal rule. Knoll. Rogers. Set, sêt. s. a complete suit or ...
Thomas BROWNE (LL.D.),
1822
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The Culture of Letter-Writing in Pre-Modern Islamic Society - Pagina 114
Ibn ŠÈt's Ma'Ålim al-KitÅba appears to signal a temporary return to an old tradition, since it emphasises the moral and ethical exigencies of secretaryship more than the intellectual and literary requisites that preoccupied Ibn al-AtÈr and later ...
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Walker's Critical pronouncing dictionary ... Corrected, ... - Pagina 494
To SET, sét, v. n. To fall below the horizon, as the sun at evening; to be fixed hard; to be extinguished or darkened, as the sum at night; to set musick to words: to become not fluid; to go, or , or put one's self into any state or posture; to catch ...
John WALKER (the Philologist.), John Davis ((Rev., A.M.)),
1830
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A critical pronouncing dictionary ... Also, A key to the ... - Pagina 469
SETTEE, sét-tèë', s. to it. SETTER, sét'tür, s. 98. One who sets; a dog who beats the field, and points the bird for the sportsmen; a man who performs the office of a setting dog, or finds out persons to be plundered; a bailiff's follower.
John WALKER (the Philologist.),
1831