Meaning of "viteáz" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD VITEÁZ

viteáz (-ză), adj. – Curajos. Sl. vitezĭ „erou” (Miklosich, Slaw. Elem., 17; Cihac, II, 459) sau mai probabil din bg., sb. vitez, mag. vitéz, pol. witez, rus. vitjazĭ. – Der. vitejesc, adj. (curajos, îndrăzneț); vitejește, adv. (ca vitejii); vitejie, s. f. (faptă de viteaz); vitejime, s. f. (mulțime de viteji).

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

PRONUNCIATION OF VITEÁZ IN ROMANIAN

viteáz

WHAT DOES VITEÁZ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of viteáz in the Romanian dictionary

VITEÁZ ~ eáză (~ éji, ~ éze) Who shows manhood and courage; full of courage; brave; daring; brave; intrepid.

SYNONYMS OF «VITEÁZ» IN ROMANIAN

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

bărbătésc · bărbătós · curajós · curteán · slujitór · vitejésc · voiníc

ANTONYMS OF «VITEÁZ» IN ROMANIAN

The following Romanian words mean the opposite of «viteáz» and also belong to the same grammatical category.

fricós · laș

TRANSLATION OF VITEÁZ

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

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 英勇
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: valiente
• Translator Romanian - English: brave
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: बहादुर
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: شجاع
• Translator Romanian - Russian: доблестный
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: valente
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: সাহসী
• Translator Romanian - French: vaillant
• Translator Romanian - Malay: berani
• Translator Romanian - German: mutig
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: 勇敢な
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 용맹스런
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: wani
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: dũng cảm
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: துணிச்சலான
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: शूर
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: cesur
• Translator Romanian - Italian: valoroso
• Translator Romanian - Polish: dzielny
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: доблесний
• Romanian: viteáz
• Translator Romanian - Greek: γενναίος
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: dapper
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: tapper
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: tapre

10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «VITEÁZ»

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

P - Z. - Pagina 898

viteáz (MOXA, HC I, 346). Ale melé suntu tóate vítele (ksl. zvérie) dumbräviei, vítele (ksl. skoti) în codri sí boi (PS. SCH. Ps 49, 10). Ca neste vite (ksl. zivotnaç) färä cuvinte (PRAXIUL Judae 10, GCR I, 1 1*). - Bisw. Sg. als Koll. : Tóate supus-ai ...

Hariton Tiktin, ‎Paul Miron, 2005

Aspects of Altaic Civilization III: Proceedings of the ... - Pagina 860

ACYAOK. 07); Si vitflii H|>i'o]MÍnilii-si\ (KÍ4K. 'Г u I- biirci. Hib 25): ku rilnzid lar«! (Хв!) 40) ; i/,bîn/Jir. n ritejilnr (boi Do R urteilt; T i k i i n, 17IÏO) : íinpñral ci rilrnz рп-Hte, (o(i ritéjii (1794. lin Ali'xunderroinnn, ed. U. Simónos о и 5Я) ; viteáz 'lie- гпн ...

Denis Sinor, ‎Indiana University, Bloomington. Research Institute for Inner Asian Studies, 1990

Learn Romanian: Course for English Speakers : Addenda with ...

to sell Vineri - Friday Vinovátie, vinovàtii - guilt Vioára, vióri - violin Viói, vioáie, viói -full of life Violonist, violonísti // violonistä, violoniste - violin player Vírgula, virgule- comma Viteáz, viteáza, vitéji, vitéze - brave Vitéza, vitéze - speed Vitrina, ...

Gheorghe Doca, 2003

Rumanische Grammatik - Pagina 214

... 1. tanzen joc (u) I. tapfer viteáz (e). Tasche buzunár III, 2. Taschentuch basmá II, 4. teuer scump. Teufel drac I. Theater teatru III, 2. Theodor Toder, Tudor. Tier dobitóc (oa) III, 2. tönen sun I. Tor poartä (o) II, 2. tot mort. töten ucig § 107. Trauer ...

Gustav Weigand, 1903

Beiträge zur Lautlehre der rumänischen Dialekte

Sega lautet. viteáz tapfer weist durch ea für aslov. a auf eine russische Quelle : vítjazb. métitse für mjél- Hanf breche ist wohl russ. mjálica. veJcye ßexts schon ro. ist bulg. veke, veöe: aslov. veste, tëinste Ehre mit unhistorischem n ist aslov.

Franz Ritter von Miklosich, 1881

Słownik rumuńsko-polski - Pagina xx

ego: féte dziewczçta, nói fétele my dziewczçta; 4. od imienia wlasnego osoby: viteáz waleczny, Mihái Viteázul Michar Waleczny (hospodar mul- tañski w XVI wieku); 5. od zaimka ínsusi sam (§ 29,5): ínsusi autórul sam autor.

Jan Reychman, 1970

Magyar könyvészet - Volumul 3,Partea 2 - Pagina 778

Versiuri de Bucurie, quand preluminatul Dn. Ludovic Rhedei de Kis Khede с. с. cáme- ráriu. sbi a cetei S. Leopold Viteáz san inaitiát la diregatoriá administratoriei foispá- nesci marítei vármeghii Biharíi inchináte de sebolarii rotnanesci a ...

Országos Széchényi Könyvtár, 1712

Chrestomatie română: Texte tipărite și manuscrise sec. ...

11. 28. 57,3.'296,2; ь.66,з.1ов,з„ 352; 9h96, т1. Ь. 258,2. 259,2. Viteáz, sm. (teji) héros; vaillant 177, 2. 251‚3..; b. 141. 197,2. 375,2, и 37,3. 59. 362,2; Ь. 39,3. 110,2; , (рптшр) 6*; -tiaz 150,2; ещё: 362; b. 82,3; “Сейм, aj. vaillant; héroïque 205,3 ...

Moses Gaster, 1891

Acta Academiae regiae Gustavi Adolphi - Volumul 40 - Pagina 377

... hjälte, stor kämpe, jätte/ (about fairy-tale figure) hero, giant, valiant knight; e ketána e parni vitedzo sas the white warrior was a giant. Rum. viteáz Tapfere(r), Held, vitçázoáika (var. viteäzájka) i 8 a /(om sagoperson) hjältinna, jätte- ...

Kungl. Gustav Adolfs akademien (Uppsala, Sweden), 1963

Tito Manlio dramma per musica da rappresentarsi ... - Pagina 19

Viral( Anima indegno. ) Laz-.Nonrilpondü Saròvqual più vorrai , E Latino, e Romano, Poi, che sola .neLpeno . L Tengo la se d'Amante, a_ E altra Patria non ho, ehe-il ato sembiante . Vite" á z.ssf'A`mo'r.') 1.' ` ) ñ' Luc. Lac. In sl gran: punto.

Matteo Noris, ‎Parisini, 1720