CHE SIGNIFICA DESSYATINE IN INGLESE
definizione di dessyatine nel dizionario inglese
La definizione di dessyatine nel dizionario è una misura russa di terra, equivalente a 2,7 acri.
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «DESSYATINE»
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Aspects of Altaic Civilization III: Proceedings of the ...
One source places the average yield of grain per dessyatine in Kazakhstan for
the years 1896 to 1915 at about 40 puds (1,444 pounds},229 while others
estimate the average yield at between 60 and 70 puds per dessyatine (2,166 and
2,527 ...
SINGLE AGRICULTURAL TAX Sample scales of taxation per dessyatine of land (
meadowland converted into plowland), dependent upon fertility of land (harvest
group), amount of land per individual, and number of livestock (converted into ...
National Tax Association,
1932
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The Bulletin of the National Tax Association
Tax in Poods Pkr Dessyatine Based on the Size or the Harvest p=poods; f=funt—
-.pounds TAX REFORM IN RELATION TO THE FINANCING OF EDUCATION □.
All individual producers of cattle, sheep and swine were subject to the meat tax ...
four and a half dessyatines [twelve acres], and besides that half a dessyatine
where reeds grow." . " And what sort of crop have you had ? " " Well, what shall I
say ? It was neither one thing nor the other. From two dessyatines of rye I got
about ...
Ignatïi Nilolaevich Potapenko, William Frederick Armytage Gaussen,
1891
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Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 1 of 4: A-D)
... aspoon smaller than a tablespoon and larger than a teaspoon, used not so
much for dessert as for pudding. [O. Fr. dessert, desservir, to clear the table—des,
away, and servir, to serve—L. servīre.] Dessiatine,Dessyatine, des′yatin, n.a ...
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Russian Secret Tales: Bawdy Folktales of Old Russia
Chichi. — Cabbage soup. Dessyatine. — A surface measure equal to 21/2 acres
and 9/10 of a rood. Dyadyooshka. — Little uncle. Dooshenka. — Little soul (term
of endearment). I\ba. — Dwelling-place of the Russian peasant. Kasha. — Gruel.
Alexander Afanasyev, Alan Dundes,
1998
four and a half dessyatines" (twelve acres), "and besides that half a dessyatine
where reeds grow." " And what sort of crop have you had?" "Well, what shall I say
? It was neither one thing nor the other. From two dessyatines of rye I got about ...
4,8,9 and 13 have been calculated by us as indicated. Harrison has calculated
from materials in Byudzhety Kresty'an StarobleVskogo Uezda by Chayanov,
Kharkov, 1 dessyatine = 2.7 acres. (one-hundredth part of a dessyatine in
Chayanov's ...
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The Chambers Dictionary
... than a tablespoon and larger than a teaspoon: dessert spoonful — pi dessert
spoonfuls. [OFr dessert, from desservir to clear the table, from des- (L dis-) away,
and servir to serve, from L servire] dessiatine, dessyatine or desyatin des'ya-ten,
...
His peasants had three dessyatines (nine acres) of land per head, held in
common, for which an annual rent of three rubles per dessyatine is paid. They
have the privilege of buying this land at fifty rubles per dessyatine, and can even
buy for ...
Edward Livermore Burlingame, Robert Bridges, Alfred Dashiell,
1889