QUE SIGNIFIE DOUCÍN EN ROUMAIN
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définition de doucín dans le dictionnaire roumain
DOUCÍN s.m. Variété de pomme sauvage, à grains longs et de petits fruits, utilisée dans les pépinières comme porte-greffes. [Pron. du-Sen. / \u0026 lt; fr. doucin]. DOUCÍN s.m. Varietate de măr sălbatic, cu frunze lungi și fructe mici, folosit în pepiniere ca portaltoi. [Pron. du-sén. / < fr. doucin].
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10 LIVRES EN ROUMAIN EN RAPPORT AVEC «DOUCÍN»
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Opere spirituali della reuerenda et deuotissima Vergine di ...
CO : douc in fua mente diuina ab eterno e Tempre fiata , & dal qtial è ufcica,& nel quale, feda impedimenti none ritenuta, dtbbe ritornare per ardcntisfimo ainore,^c felkcmcnte Tempre ripofare,di cen- do:Hccrequ:cimeainfeculitmfccti(i,hì< ...
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Dictionnaire des racines et dérivés de la langue ... - Pagina 158
Douc-elle, s.f DOUCETTEMENT Doiic-cUe-mcut, adv. . . DOUC1B Douc-ir, ver DOU Cl • Done-i, s. m DOUCIN Douc-in, J. M DOUCINE Douc-in-e, s.f DOUILLET Dou-iU-«!, adj DOUILLETTEMENT. ... Duo-ilWt-le-ment, adv. ADOUCI A-douc-i, ...
Frédéric Charrassin, Ferdinand François, 1842
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Primate Conservation - Pagina 526
In an effort to curb target practice and hunting the military levied a high fine and imprisoned any soldier caught with a douc in their possession. However, to my knowledge no one was brought in or fined while I was there, although at least one ...
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The History and Survey of the Antiquities of Winchester - Pagina 220
... pursuing the same measure, the specie, in his time, was reduced to one third of its ancient value, and unwisely ascribes to this cause, that the nobility, in Elizabeth's reign, could not lire with the splendour they had douc in that of Edward HI.
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Natural history of birds - Pagina 343
The length of the animal is about eighteen inches, and the tail two feet. It is a native of Barbary, Æthiopia, and other parts of Africa. The DOUC, or the LARGE MONKEY of Cochin-China. THIS animal is called the douc in Cochin-China, of which ...
Samuel Ward, Francis Newbery, 1775
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Proceedings ... - Pagina 194
... ending 6th May, 1817 6 15 9 582 Peter Cockburn, in full for Stone-Cutter's Work, douc in sundries, ending 24th April, 1317 77 2 0 583 Peter Cockburn, in full for Stone-Cutter's Work, done in enclosing Factors Parade, ending 24th April, 1817 ...
Ireland. Trustees of the Linen and Hempen Manufactures, 1817
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Elements of geology - Pagina 325
In certain districts, as at Douc, in the department of Maine and Loire, 10 miles S.W. of Saumur, they form a soft building- stone, chiefly composed of an aggregate of broken shells, corals, and echinoderms, united by a calcareous cement ; the ...
sir Charles Lyell (bart.), 1841
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The Plays: With the Corrections and Illustrations of ...
DOUC-In ' Good morrow, 'tis Saint Valentine's day] Old copies: To-marrow is Art. The correflion is Dr. Farmer'5. STEEVING. There is a rural tradition that about this time of year birds ehoose their mates. Bouvne in his Antiquities aftlzt Common ...
William Shakespeare, Samuel Johnson, George Steevens, 1802
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Carlyle's Works ... - Pagina 288
I Jftrdenx Lexicon : from which most part of the above ,lrtnil- ore taken.— There ev V.tn now A decidedly compact, intelligent and intelligible L{fe of SrAufrorf, douc, in three little volumen, by timuaa, ion,c years ago. No. 2. Page 32. LETTERS OF ...
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The Works of Jonathan Swift, D.D., Dean of St. Patrick's, ...
There are now not much above a dozen great employments to be difpofed of, which, according to our computation, may be douc-in as many days. Patrick * affiires me, his acquaintance are all very well fatisfied with thefe changes, which I take ...
Jonathan Swift, John Hawkesworth, 1784
