BUKU BASA ROMAWI KAKAIT KARO «CRACÁ»
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cracá lan pethikan cekak kang padha kanggo nyediyakaké panggunané ing sastra Basa Romawi.
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João Álvaro Rocha: architectures 1988-2001
Joao Alvaro Rocha is the clear heir to European minimalism, a successor to the masters of modern Portuguese architecture; this lavishly illustrated volume follows the first ten years of his career and depicts over 30 projects.
João Álvaro Rocha, Francesco Craca,
2003
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Dictionariulu limbei române, de A.T. Laurianu si J.C. Massimu
CRACA, S. f., minus, ramuliis; ramu si ramura de arbori si arborelli, (forma feminina d'in cracu); braciu sau ramu de riu, etc. M. CRĂCĂNA, s. f., vedi cracanu. M. CR AC AN ARE,- edi« , v., bifurcare; Taricare, diraricare; a deschide craca- nele, ...
Augustu Treboniu Laurianu, Joan C. Massimu,
1871
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The Poems of Ossian: In the Original Gaelic with a Literal ... - Pagina 117
295 From the wood the king of Craca met his sword, In Brumo's circle of great mounds, The hero spoke to the stone of spectres. Terrible was the battle of the heroes For the gentle maid of snow-white side. 300 The matchless maiden had been ...
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Fingal, an Ancient Epic Poem, in Six Books, Together with ... - Pagina 45
I was young like thee, when lovely Fainasollis came: that sun-beam! that mild light of love! the daughter of Craca's king! I then returned from Cona's heath, and few were in my traictn. A white-sailed boat appeared far off; we saw it like a mist that ...
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Ossian and Ossianism: The poems of Ossian - Volumul 2 - Pagina 45
I was young like thee, when lovely Fainasollis came: that fun-beam ! that mild light of love ! the daughter of Craca's * king ! I then returned from Cona's heath, and few were in my train. A white-failed boat appeared far off ; we saw it like a mist ...
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The Poems Of Ossian: In Two Volumes - Volumul 1 - Pagina 325
He poured his warriors on Craca ; Craca's king met him from his grove : for then, within the circle of Brumo *, he spoke to the stone of power. Fierce was the battle of the heroes, for the maid of the breast of snow. The fame of the daughter of ...
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Fingal: Together with several other poems - Pagina 45
I was young like thee, when lovely Fainafóllis came : that fun-beam ! that mild light of love! the daughter of Craca's * king! I then returned from Cona's heath, and few were in my train. - A white-failed boat appeared far off; we saw it like a mist ...
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Surnames of the United Kingdom: A Concise Etymological ... - Pagina 97
2 for Crabtree, q.v. CRABTREE (Eng.) Dweller at a Crab- Apple-Tree [M.E. crabbe, O.E. crabba, crab + M.E. tree, O.E. tre&ui] GRACE = Crass, q.v. CRACKENTHORPE (Eng.) Bel. to Cracken- thorpe = Craca's Estate or Farm [A.-Sax. Craca ...
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The British cyclopædia of literature, history, geography, ... - Pagina 890
Fingal, having observed the gallant behaviour of his grandson Oscar, advises him as to his future conduct in life, and thus introduces the history of Fainasollis, the daughter of the king of Craca, whom Fingal had taken under his protection.
Charles Frederick Partington,
1836
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Năzdrăvăniile lui Nastratin Hogea:
Săți tai craca de sub picioare Nastratin Hogea stătea călarepeo creangă groasă de cireş, cu şalvarii şiburnuzul lui alb, legănânduşi picioarele de fiecare dată când lovea cu securea. — Să fii iubit deAllah, Nastratin Hogea! aspusovoce dejos.