Meaning of "tabernácol" in the Romanian dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF TABERNÁCOL IN ROMANIAN

tabernácol

WHAT DOES TABERNÁCOL MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of tabernácol in the Romanian dictionary

TABERNÁCOL s.n. 1. Tent; (spec.) the tabernacle of the legions of the old Jews. 2. A niche in the wall of the sanctuary of a Catholic church or a silver box of a special shape, in which there is kept some objects of worship. [Cousin. tabernacul s.n. / \u0026 lt; wide. tabernaculum, it. tabarnacolo, fr. Tabernacle].

TABERNÁCOL s.n. 1. Cort; (spec.) cortul în care erau ținute tablele legii la vechii evrei. 2. Nișă în peretele sanctuarului unei biserici catolice sau cutie de argint de o formă specială, în care se păstrează cuminecătura și unele obiecte de cult. [Var. tabernacul s.n. / < lat. tabernaculum, it. tabarnacolo, fr. tabernacle].

TRANSLATION OF TABERNÁCOL

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 窝棚
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: Tabernáculo
• Translator Romanian - English: tabernacle
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: तंबू
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: المسكن
• Translator Romanian - Russian: скиния
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: tabernáculo
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: আবাসের
• Translator Romanian - French: tabernacle
• Translator Romanian - Malay: kemah Suci
• Translator Romanian - German: Tabernakel
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: 幕屋
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 장막
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: Tarub
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: Tabernacle
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: வாசஸ்தலத்தின்
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: पवित्र निवास मंडप
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: çadır
• Translator Romanian - Italian: tabernacolo
• Translator Romanian - Polish: tabernakulum
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: скинія
• Romanian: tabernácol
• Translator Romanian - Greek: σκηνή
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: tent
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: Tabernaklet
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: Tabernacle

5 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «TABERNÁCOL»

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

Dialoghi sacri sopra la divina scrittura. Tomo primo ...

... il cabemacìolö;p sia padiglio. ne è casa per', poco tempo; 'çìyxöpria dc' perlcgrini ,* è ch'è per quello dl r'r'róntè' si denóti la triónsán'te'; 'altri hanno insëgna'to; che dicendo Tabernácol'o, e mo'n'te, intenda il cielo, o fia là thiesa trionsánce.

Paolo Sebastiano Medici, 1732

Vocabolario bresciano e toscano compilato per facilitare ... - Pagina 453

Ciàcola , farlòc , ràcola . ciarpa. Táter, tacere. ciarpare . Rapot'a. ciarpiere. Capoció ,_ savatì , sciepl, spegasì , sporcamer Q ciarpone . Rapotó , savató, sciepì. ciborio. Tabernácol. ' cica. Figa. Cicala. Bajarùl , rásega. S. grattar il cor oallacicala.

Bartolomeo Pellizzari, 1759

Vocabolario Bresciano e Toscano: compilato per facilitare ...

Tabernácol . Ciborio. Quel tabernacolo , che fia per lo più ful principale altare délie Chie- fe , nel quale fi tien Г Oítia confecrata . Tac . Calcagnino . Quel l a parte della fearpa , che fia lotto il calcagno. Tâca . Tacca . Magagna . §. Da la táca .

Bartolommeo Pellizzari, 1759

P - Z. - Pagina 624

ALRSNI, K. 148. tabéla siehe label GR. tabernácol PL -nácole S. n. (1831 HELIADE I, 358) Tabernakel N. GR. -nácul, -náclu, -nác. ET. n. lat. tabernaculum, durch versch. Vermittlung, tabét siehe tabiet. tábie PL täbii S. f. (1675 MIR. COSTIN ...

Hariton Tiktin, ‎Paul Miron, 2005

A New Dictionary of the Italian and English Languages, ... - Pagina 710

Tabernácol-o, s. m. dim. -étto, -íno, 1. a tent, pavilion i 2. tabernacle {of the Jews) : 3. a small chapel in which are painted representations of God and the saints : 4. a small open chapel by the roadside or in the streets: 5. the sanctum-sanctorum.

Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1868