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1
Revista do Instituto Historico e Geographico do
Brazil
Pealar, v. a. (parece alteração de pear) prender com laço o animal por ambas as
mãos, indo elle a toda a brida ; o resultado é cahir. Figuradamente se toma
lambem por enganar. Peálo, s. m. acção de pealar: diz-se armar o peúlo quando
se ...
2
Revista do Instituto Histórico e Geográfico Brasileiro
Pealar, v. a. (parece alteração de pear) prender com laço o animal por amhas as
mãos, indo elle a toda a Lrida ; o resultado é cahir. Figuradamente se toma
tamhem por enganar. Peálo , s. m. acção de pealar : diz-se armar o peálo
quando se ...
Nay, the prefix, Eopn, applied to one set of the pealar, seems to imply that there
were other pealar befide these, and bordering upon them. Accordingly, I do
suppose that, by a latitude peculiar to common speech, the inhabitants of Devon,
...
4
The Saxon Chronicle: With an English Translation, and Notes, ...
Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Somerset, Wilts, Hants, Berks. The Kingdom of the West
Saxons. Pert-Pealar, 80, 86, 90. Occidentales IValli, Cornubienses. " Britonet
sedibus pulsi à Saxonibus, in Cambriam, Cornubiam, et Seo. tiam secesserunt.
5
Victor Russomano (pequena antologia de suas obras)
Pealar - verbo transitivo (corrupção de pearl: prender o animal pelas mãos ou
patas dianteiras. atirando nestas o “laço”, quando o animal vai correndo;
enganar, fazer outro cair numa esparrela. - Dada a grande significação desse
vocábulo, ...
Mozart Victor Russomano, 1975
6
The Annual Register, Or, A View of the History, Politics, ...
The only question is, What that district was 2—Now the Britons, who retired into
the West of England, were called, by our Saxon ancestors, Pealar' and their tribes
, peala cynne, i. e. Britannorum gentcs. The word indeed, is, at present, retained ...
7
Will, Reprintes from the Oxford Edition of 1788 with a ...
Nay, the prefix, Eopn, applied to one set of the pealar, seems to imply that there
were other pealaf beside these, and bordering upon them. Accordingly, I do
suppose that, by a latitude peculiar to common speech, the inhabitants of Devon,
...
rex Anglosaxonum Alfredus, 1828
8
The Gentleman's Magazine
Doubtless the Saxons termed the province Cojin pealar, i. e. Corn Wales, from
Copn, a horn or projection, and pealar, from the Celtic people which inhabited it,
by them considered as petilh, or barbarous. This is indeed the outmost western ...
9
THE GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE
Doubtless the Saxons termed the province Copn pealar, i. e. Com Wales, from
Copn, a horn or projection, and pealar, from the Celtic people which inhabited it,
by them considered as pealh, or barbarous. This is indeed the outmost western ...
10
The Will of King Alfred: Reprinted from the Oxford Edition ...
Now the Britons, who retired into the West of England, were called, by our Saxon
ancestors, pealar, and their Tribeg, peala cynne, i. e. Britannorum gentes. The
word indeed, is, at present, retained in the name of those only who retired to the ...
Alfred (King of England), 1828
