ETIMOLOGIA DELLA PAROLA CEAÚȘ
ceaúș (ceaúși), s. m. –
1. Funcționar inferior în administrația turcă, portar, ușier. –
2. În
Munt. și
Mold.,
înv., ofițer de poliție, șef peste 40
tufeccii, în subordinea marelui
spătar. –
3. În vechea organizare militară, șef al unei mici unități (pe care Bălcescu o evaluează, exagerat, la 500 de oameni). –
4. Șef, căpetenie. –
5. Unul din personajele care alcătuiesc dansul
călușarilor. –
6. (Banat) Persoană care îi ajută pe nași în însărcinările lor, în timpul nunții. –
7. Varietate de struguri de masă. –
Mr. ciauș. Tc. ça(v)uș „sergent” (Șeineanu, II, 125; Lokotsch 404; Iogu,
GS, IV, 157; Ronzevalle 70);
cf. bg. čaus. –
Der. ceaușesc, adj. (de portar; de agent, de poliție);
ceauși, vb. (a servi ca ceauș);
ceaușie, s. f. (îndeletnicirea de ceauș). Bălcescu folosește cuvîntul
căușel (
chihii sau
căușeii erau peste zece soldați), probabil rezultat al unei lecturi greșite, în loc de
ceaușel.
10 LIBRI IN RUMENO ASSOCIATI CON «CEAÚȘ»
Scopri l'uso di
ceaúș nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
ceaúș e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Seneca's Original Themes in Shakespearean Tragedies
The Shakespearean exposure of Elisabethan period life and customs had, over the years, a different impact on the reader (or viewer).
Ceauş Georgiana Annemarie, 2013
2
The Prospects for Liberal Nationalism in Post-Leninist States
tendency culminated in a major ideological offensive during 1971 in an effort to integrate the Ceaus ̧escu regime with major Romanian historical traditions and personalities.60 These moves, however, did not mean that Ceaus ̧escu was ...
3
The Struggle for the Long-Term in Transnational Science ... - Pagina 170
... Scornices ̧ti, to come to Bucharest, where he became the apprentice of a shoemaker. In the interwar period, Ceaus ̧escu had been close to the illegal communist movement. Consequently he was arrested several times and imprisoned.
Jenny Andersson, Egl Rindzevi I T, Eglė Rindzevičiūtė, 2015
4
The Balkans: A Post-Communist History - Pagina 142
Romania's 'stolen revolution', December 1989 At the party congress held on 20–24 November 1989, Ceaus ̧escu was unanimously re-elected leader of the 4 million-member RCP (nearly one-fifth of the population). Within a month, however, ...
Robert Bideleux, Ian Jeffries, 2007
5
Perversions of Fascism - Pagina 131
One of the most chilling moments in recent history was the televised execution of Nikolae Ceaus ̧escu, the last Romanian communist leader. By the end of 1989, and just four days prior to his death, Ceaus ̧escu held a mass rally in front of ...
6
The European Mosaic - Pagina 239
In the case of Romania, which was ruled by one of the most oppressive leaders in the bloc, Nicolae Ceaus,escu, the revolution was very violent. The revolution eventually came to a bloody end with the execution of Ceaus,escu and his wife on ...
David Gowland, Richard Dunphy, Charlotte Lythe, 2014
7
Change Forces in Post-Communist Eastern Europe: Education ...
Nicolae Ceaus ̧escu became head of the Communist Party in 1965 and head of state in 1967. Ceaus ̧escu's denunciation of the 1968 Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia and brief relaxation of internal re- pression helped give him a positive ...
John P. Anchan, Michael Fullan, Eleoussa Polyzoi, 2003
8
An argument for construing largely the right of an appelle ... - Pagina 108
Et se celui qui a dit aucune des avant dite choses contre la Court, pour la Court fausser, si com est dessus dit, et li tent sont gage contre tous ceaus de la Court et le recort, aud quant il [s] sont au champ, pour la Bataille faire, il doit estre d'une ...
Edward Augustus Kendall, 1818
9
Burning Books and Leveling Libraries: Extremist Violence ...
42-volume sets of Ceaus ̧escu's collected speeches and writings—and these were one of the first things targeted by the rebelling Romanians. After storming the Communist Party offices in Timisoara, protesters ripped Ceaus ̧escu posters ...
10
Aiding Democracy Abroad: The Learning Curve - Pagina 73
Ceaus ̧escu's grip on Romania seemed unassailable in the late 1980s. As peaceful revolutions spread in Poland, Hungary, and elsewhere in Eastern Europe, Ceaus ̧escu adamantly resisted change, delivering in November 1989 a ...
