Meaning of "șpar" in the Romanian dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF ȘPAR IN ROMANIAN

șpar

WHAT DOES ȘPAR MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of șpar in the Romanian dictionary

sap, sap, s.n. (reg.) tree branch.

TRANSLATION OF ȘPAR

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

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 晶石
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: espato
• Translator Romanian - English: Spar
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: बल्ला
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: الصاري
• Translator Romanian - Russian: лонжерон
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: Spar
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: তর্কাতর্কি করা
• Translator Romanian - French: longeron
• Translator Romanian - Malay: Spar
• Translator Romanian - German: Rundholz
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: スパーリング
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 스파
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: Spar
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: đá nhau
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: கம்பு
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: वाद घालणे
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: seren
• Translator Romanian - Italian: asta
• Translator Romanian - Polish: szpat
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: лонжерон
• Romanian: șpar
• Translator Romanian - Greek: δοκός
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: Spar
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: Spar
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: Spar

7 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «ȘPAR»

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

A Dictionary of the English Language, containing the ... - Pagina 383

Spån'gle, n. a small plate of shining metal; any little thing which sparkles.—v. to set or sprinkle with spangles. Spån'iel, n. (Spain) a dog used in field sports.—a. like a spaniel; fawning. S' a relating to Spain.—m. the anguage of Spain. Spår, v.

Alexander REID (LL.D.), 1844

The Royal Standard English Dictionary: In Which The Words ...

o{ to sj>iji Spàn'còunt-er, Span/fàr-Çhïng, J. a kind of game „ ' ... ! Spân'gl?,/ a small boss of íhining métal : vi. a. to besprinkle with spangles Span'ïf 1, J. a dog for sport ; a sneaking per- son "„ " r Spân'ïlh, a. belonging to Spain Spàr,/. a small ...

William Perry, 1788

The Royal Standard English Dictionary to which is Fixed a ...

Spắn'gle, f, a fmall boss of shining metal Spăn'gle, v. a. to besprinkle with spangles Spăn'íel, f. a dog for sport, a sneaking perfon Spăn'ïsh, a. of or belonging to Spain Spàr, or Spár, f. a small beam, marcasite Spàr, v. a. & n. to bar, shut, fight, ...

William PERRY (of Edinburgh.), 1775

A New Critical Pronouncing Dictionary of the English ... - Pagina 15

SPANISHNUT, span'nish-nēt. s. Iris, a plant, triandria monogynia. To SPANK, spangk. v. a. (408) To strike with the open hand. SPANKER, spångk'Ar. s. A small coin. SPANNER, spannár. s. (98) The lock of a fusee or carabine. SPAR, spår. s.

Richard Smith Coxe, ‎John Walker, 1813

The Synonymous, Etymological, and Pronouncing English ...

Spàr, s. (Dutch sparre) a small, or thwart beam, a transom ; the bar of a gâte. Spàr, v. a. (Sax. sparran) to íhut, to close, to bar : as, the gâte is ffarred. Spàr, v. n. {dérivation not notrd) to fight, as cocks, with prelusive strokes. Spâr'ra-bU-, i.

William Perry (lecturer in the Academy at Edinburgh.), ‎Samuel Johnson, 1805

Spår i sanden

Nora Flygt, Torbjörn Flygt. SANNA LÄGGER SIG NÄRA intill Nelly när de nästa förmiddag samlas på stranden. Hon har alltid beundrat Nelly och velat vara mer som hon. Nelly som är orädd och säger vad hon tycker och vill, också till vuxna, ...

Nora Flygt, ‎Torbjörn Flygt, 2014

A critical pronouncing dictionary, and expositor of the ... - Pagina 494

To SPAR, spär, v. n. prelusive strokes. To SPAR, spär, v. a. Obsolete. To SPARE. spire, v. a. To use frugally; to save for any particular use; to do without; to lose willingy; to omit, to forbear; to use tenderly, to treat with pity; to grant, to allow.

John WALKER (the Philologist.), 1821