10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «TUMÍD»
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tumíd in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tumíd and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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A General History of the Dichleamydeous Plants ... ...
7 О. гыншьбм; corolla glabrous, flat; orb tumíd; leaflets of outer corona obtuse, bidentate. l? . S. Native of the Cape of Good Hope. Stapèlia planiflòra, Jacq. stap. Poir. suppl. 5. p. 232. Lodd. bot. cab. 191. Branches procumbent, glabrous.
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De graviditate abdominali, singulari observatione ad tab. ... - Pagina 40
Q. Remus hujus verme superior: i l. m. hujus ramuli in parte superiorí tumíd¡ ovni¡ per superficíem posteriorem imprimïs et m suprema'parte anteriorís superficíei dispersi. - u R_ Artería umbilicalis anterior', per ...Trnbilici funem continuata et ...
Christianus Fridericus DEUTSCH,
1792
3
Flora Capensis - Pagina 489
Hooker, is only distinguished from M. scabrella by perfectly smooth seeds with a broad tumíd zone. IV. LAGENARIA, Seringe. Flowers monœcious. Calyx campanulate ; segments subulate or broadish. Corolla (white) petals 5, obovate, ...
William H. Harvey, Otto Wilhelm Sonder,
2014
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Procopii Caesariensis Anecdota, sive historia arcana. ... - Pagina 119
... tumíd'a lqboms. Sed eo insistente supplicils et aliquìd'èßicemje eanciem`eeutentiamg idem '1'heodorà~carmen тестами, idemque chorus modulabatur. .Tandem n'iislerv` ille 4:eign pertaesus, Vde more veneratus Theodòxzoniimee детищ ...
Procopius, Nicolaus Laurentii, Claudius MALTRETUS,
1827
5
Otia Conchologica; descriptions of shells and mollusks, ... - Pagina 213
It resembles A. anserina, from Brazil; it is thicker in substance, more tumíd on the posterior half, and the epidermis and nacre are quite differently colored. It is more like A. {триста than any other North American species. [Some have thought it ...
Augustus Addison Gould,
1862
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The Lichen-flora of Great Britain, Ireland, and the ... - Pagina 221
Whitish or glau rimoso-areolate ; apothecz'ct livr'ol or livido-nig nate or sub-sessile, plane or convex, cœsrlo-pruz' line margin thin or tumíd, entire, ñexuo: literated ; spores 8, colourless, ellipsoid, sin of apothecium 0 yellow, thallus K yellow.
William Allport Leighton,
1872
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Nomenclator Syriacus - Pagina 446
Идешь -Tumíd'us Vmoratio,!\/lcntio. ' ._ l di” I _f ¢ Baubatxolaträtus °°> Habens vuluam prx- “Зод— с1иГзт‚$гегЕ1йз м а I ' E g Baubatio. Glaucitatio, М АСЧЁЁЁСОШ- Д Larratus,Gcmitus, P o' 'Vlulatus: pertinct ad canes. 4 р р ,_ Videlicet.
Giovanni Battista Ferrari,
1622
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Manual of British Botany, containing the flowering plants ... - Pagina 426
... has no barren shoots and is annu ._Cultivated fields. P. VI. Italian Rye-grasa] E. [L имама (Sond.) ; no barren' shoots, s ikelets 7-11-ñowered exceeding the gl., lower pele longer t an its awn or awnless, fl. tumíd with fruit-E. В. 2955.-St. erect.
Charles Cardale BABINGTON,
1867
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The New Pocket Dicionary of the English and Spanish ... - Pagina 407
... trastornar Túmbler, s. volteador — (g'ass), cubilete — dog , perro , raposero Tumbrel , s. chirrión Tnmef'áciion , s. hinchazón Túmefy , v. a. causar un tumor ó hinc/tazon Tumíd, a. túmido Túmour , s. tumor Tumorous, л. hinchado Túmnlate ...
Claude-Marie Gattel,
1803
10
Poems, on Several Occasions - Ediţia 1 - Pagina 25
What can those tumíd paps excel, Do they fink, Or do they swell P' While those lovely wanton eyes Sparkling meet them, as they rife. V. Thus is silver Cynthia seen, Glistening o'er the glafi'y green, E While While attracted swcll the Waves, ...
Christopher Smart, Robert Edward Brittain,
1752