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Îi atrag atenția că îi poate intra un șteap în mână. Mă întreabă cei acela. „Așchie”, zic. O privesc și am răgazul săi compar chipul cu al feteimutei, Alexandra copilăriei mele, și un val cald mi se urcă spre creștetul capului... așa cum nu mi sa ...
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
Akin to OE stūpian, to stoop, is OE stēap, lofty, whence ME stēp, later steep, steep, Esteep: cf MHG stief(fforp), steep. To stand something—orig, tostand it upright—in liquid and let it soak is 'to steep' it: ME stepen, perh from ON steypa, which ...
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A Compendious Anglo-Saxon and English Dictionary - Pagina 209
Steáp a step, v. strep. Steáp ; adj. Steep, high, lofty. — Der. HeáSo-: stépan,ge-: stépel. — Steápes ; adv. [д. of steáp steep] On high, up. Stearas Spies, R. Stearc, sterc; def. se stearca; seo, het stearce ; adj. Stark, strong, severe, hard, rough, ...
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Glosar regional argeș - Pagina 258
ŞRAM.NEA, sramnele, s.f. Ibid.] ŞTEAF, şteafuri, s.n. Teapă groasă (de porumb, pălămidă), nuia rămasă In pămint după tăiere ; şteap ; ştrofleag. Am dat cu piciorul tntr-un şteaf de porumb. \u mai pleca desculţ pe mirişte, că stnt numai steafuri.
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Caedmon's des Angelsachsen biblische Dichtungen
Steáp, eminens, altus, praeceps, profundus; engl. steep. Gr. 1,733. I, 368. 2, 49. Erl. 117. Gl. Bv. Gl. AA. steáp u. S. f. 1694. 2206. 2516.. 2563. 2847. 2890. 'steápes jl geápes' 2550; s. geáp und Gr. 3, 92. Von diesem steáp ist zu unserscheiden ...
Caedmon, Karl Wilhelm Bouterwek,
1851
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Bibliothek der angelsächsischen Poesie in kritisch ...
steáp —- steóran. 481 N, svêttra and “Юга sväcca gehvylcum Pa. 45 ; dat. cymed of [steáme] Para stf'lenan helle Sal. 490. — 2) fluidum пиратам, cruor; inst. forlêton me (crucem) standan steámê bedrifonne Kr. 62. s. styman (stêman). Btßáp m.
Christian Wilhelm Michael Grein,
1861
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Cædmon's des Angelsachsen biblische Dichtungen: abth. Text
(155.) se monlîca, }>aet is mère spell, stille vunode, ]>èr hie strang begeát vîte, fxs heó vordum vuldres }>egna hyran ne volde. nû sceal heard and steáp 2541. óre Jun. árleasra.. óre Th. — 2542. láïan. líg. fornám. — 2543. goldburh. ')>aet he ...
Karl Wilhelm Bouterwek, Caedmon,
1849
9 gewitan = gewiton'[shall] have passed away'. See §198. 9–11 Oftþes wāg . ..stormum 'Often thiswall, redstained and grey with lichen, unmoved beneath the storms, has survived kingdom after kingdom.' 11 stēap. . . gedrēas stēap andgēap ...
Bruce Mitchell, Fred C. Robinson,
2011
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Language contact in the British Isles: Proceedings of the ... - Pagina 344
At some later date, the English must have found it convenient to distinguish between them by referring to one as the “broad” burial—place (brada) and the other as the “steep” one (stéap). The islands are now known as Flat Holm (Flotholm ...
Per Sture Ureland, George Broderick,
1991
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Beginning Old English - Pagina 261
Stēap gēap gedrēas. 1 Wrǣtlic wondrous; Wyrde fates 2 Brosnað decays 3 gehrorene fallen; hrēorge ruinous; torras towers 4 berofen destroyed 5 scearde mutilated; scūr-beorge storm-protection (i.e. roof or building); scorene rended; ...
Carole Hough, John Corbett,
2013