Meaning of "speculánt" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD SPECULÁNT

germ. Spekulant

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

PRONUNCIATION OF SPECULÁNT IN ROMANIAN

speculánt

WHAT DOES SPECULÁNT MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of speculánt in the Romanian dictionary

SPECIALIZE (s) m. And f. Speculator.

SPECULÁNT ~tă (~ți, ~te) m. și f. Persoană care speculează.

SYNONYMS OF «SPECULÁNT» IN ROMANIAN

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

Romanian synonyms of speculánt

afaceríst · bișnițár · profitór · speculatór

TRANSLATION OF SPECULÁNT

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

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 暴利
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: mercantilismo
• Translator Romanian - English: profiteering
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: सट्टेबाज़ी
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: استغلال
• Translator Romanian - Russian: спекуляция
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: exploração
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: ফটকা খেলা
• Translator Romanian - French: profiteurs
• Translator Romanian - Malay: spekulasi
• Translator Romanian - German: Wucher
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: 不当利得行為
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 폭리
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: speculate
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: sự có lời
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: ஊகம்
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: तर्क
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: spekülasyon yapmak
• Translator Romanian - Italian: affarismo
• Translator Romanian - Polish: spekulacja
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: спекуляція
• Romanian: speculánt
• Translator Romanian - Greek: αισχροκέρδεια
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: winsmotief
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: spekulation
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: åger

5 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «SPECULÁNT»

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

“Joh. Christoph Adelungs” neues vollständiges ... - Pagina 327

fpec ultren, von dem lateinischen speculari, nachsinnen, grübeln ; der Speculánt, ein Forscher, Grübler, Unternehmer; Speculatiön, die Forschung, kaufmänniche Gewinnspähung. fpedren, absenden, versenden, von dem italienischen spedire ...

Johann Christoph Adelung, ‎C. Roberto, ‎Seb. Kneippg. ..." ZALT Vorsatz mit hs. Vermerk (Bleistift): "Feniger Wien V, 1839

P - Z. - Pagina 495

ET. it. speculare. speculánt Pl. -lánti S. m. (1822 HMST. 65) Spekulant M. ET. dt. Spekulant. SG. ALR SN IV, К. 1005. speculator (t) Pl. -tóri S. m. (1688 BIBLIA) Vollstrecker M. Si numaidecât trimitând împàratul speculator, poruncisä sä adueä ...

Hariton Tiktin, ‎Paul Miron, 2005

Nouveau dictionnaire portatif françois-allemand et ... - Pagina 447

Speculánt, т. spéculatenr, ne. Speculatt_ort, f. speculation, f. Speculqlttv, a. speculatif. Specultren, u. п. spéculer. Spediran., v. a.. expédier. впишет. ткехрёдйепь m. `5_'pedztmn,j". expédition, f. драги т. 1апсе, f. Бредём, f. rais , т. Speichel, m.

Ch. B. Schade, 1812

Hwad lider Tiden? eller Hwad är Historien jemförd med ... - Pagina 352

Speculánt, forskare, en som uppgör hqndelsplaner. Stabllito't, sladighet, varaktighet, bestånd. Stationär, stillastående; fastställd, heständig, fortvarande. Sterling, ett pund St. :z 18 R:dr ungefär. I Subjeetiv, personlig, aom :Ingår neh tillhör den ...

H. P. PALMGREN, 1856

Deutsch-Niederländisches Taschenwörterbuch, enthaltend ...

Speculánt, 1n. (g. en me. en) speculam , ernstig beschouwer. Speculatiòn, w. (me. en) beschouwing , bespiegeling , overdenking; феculatie. ` Specularìv , e. en „фирм. gelend , overdenkend, beschot/wend. Speculìren , u. z. beschouwen ...

Johannes Cornelis de Wilde, 1832