रोमानियन मध्ये ABRÓG म्हणजे काय?
रोमानियन शब्दकोशातील «abróg» ची
मूळ व्याख्या पाहण्यासाठी क्लिक करा.
मराठी मधील व्याख्येचे
स्वयंचलित भाषांतर पाहण्यासाठी क्लिक करा.
रोमानियन शब्दकोशातील abróg व्याख्या
abróg, a-v tr. (abbrgo, abrogate, abrogate, abrogate, rog, एए, डी-, इंटर- आणि प्रो-रोग). मी कायदे, नियम आणि कायदे यांचा नाश करीत आहे. एक. abróg, a -á v. tr. (lat. áb-rogo, -rogáre. Abrogă, abrogăm, să abroge. V. rog, á-, de-, inter- și pro-rog). Desființez, vorbind de legi, decrete ș. a.
रोमानियन शब्दकोशातील «abróg» ची
मूळ व्याख्या पाहण्यासाठी क्लिक करा.
मराठी मधील व्याख्येचे
स्वयंचलित भाषांतर पाहण्यासाठी क्लिक करा.
«ABRÓG» संबंधित रोमानियन पुस्तके
खालील ग्रंथसूची निवडीमध्ये
abróg चा वापर शोधा. रोमानियन साहित्यामध्ये वापराचा संदर्भ देण्यासाठी
abróg शी संबंधित पुस्तके आणि त्याचे थोडक्यात उतारे.
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A Grammar of the Greek Language, principally from the ... - Pagina 207
The pronoun abróg arises from ač, “again,” and róg, “this,” old form of ö. Hence it properly signifies “this one again,” that is, “the same,” in which sense it often occurs in Homer. From this, again, arises the meaning of “self.” analogous to the ...
Charles ANTHON (LL.D.), Raphael KUEHNER, August Matthiä, 1846
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A Grammar of the Greek Language, for the use of schools ... - Pagina 86
Charles ANTHON (LL.D.) 4. Reflexives. 1. The reflexive pronouns are formed by the union of the genitives éuéo, oéo, $o, with the pronoun abróg, in all the cases except the nominative. 2. Strictly speaking, £uavrov and oeavrov have no plural.
Charles ANTHON (LL.D.), 1846
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A First Book in Greek: Containing a Full View of the Forms ...
THE DEMONSTRATIVE pronouns are 66e (this, the latter), obtog, this; abróg, same; #keivoç, that. They (except åkelvog) are formed from the article 6, h, ró,” the (original meaning this); 6-de, #-óe, Tó-ós (this), is formed by suffixing the enclitic ...
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An Elementary Grammar of the Greek Language: Containing a ...
Salamis, XaMauig, -ivog, h. same, the, 5 abróg. Samian Xáutoç, 6. Sardis, Xápöetc., -eov, al. Sarpédon, Xaprmóów, -óvog, 6. satisfaction, 6ixn, h; to give, čičout. say, Méyo, pnuí, elweiv. scarcely, utkpóv; scarcely escape, utkpöv čkpećyo.
Raphael Kühner, Samuel Harvey Taylor, 1857
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A Greek Reader. Selected principally from the work of ... - Pagina 354
Abróg 5 Tgāošvg Malóiówy xívnos x&gn, xal &usißero raiba: 'psí080 rāg 9%gog, and #g röös rāgyaoy #x20. Tsüys gazgór waxby ivri r Sngfor 6.8log Éoon, Eigóxo uń uty &ng #y 6' avágos āg uárgoy #Sing, 4–6. &v=xa 88, “because, forsooth.
Charles ANTHON (LL.D.), James BOYD (LL.D.), 1844
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Isaiah-Malachi - Pagina 116
5"Ori Kāpioc & rotov as, Käptoc Saôad,05"oua abrø ral ö fivaāus vóc as, abróg 6-0c 'IapamA, Táoy ry Yi r\ntingsrat. 6 Oix (oc Yuvaika karaXéXstupivnv cal öAtyóWvxov kirAmri as 6 Küptoç, obó toc Yvvaixa is veórnrog usutanuivnv' 7 Xpóvov ...
Edward Riches De Levante, 1901
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A Grammar of the Greek Language - Pagina 239
It inserts s before every termination of obrog and abróg with its compounds; G. touréov, D. atté0. Seldomer when av is changed into ori " N. &ürós, A. &ürów, particularly in the compounds; D. Geoiró, #witøj, but Šalitéov, and its contracted form ...
Benjamin Franklin Fisk, 1870
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A Critical Greek and English Concordance of the New Testament
10 (abróg LS). iv. 9. vii. 36. ix. 15, 20. x. 6, 6(ap), 32, 36. xvii. 24. xviii. 26. Rom. viii. 9. Jas. i. 23, 25 (-G"LS). 1 John ii. 22. 2.John 9. With hue?Zev fr. ué220, he it was that should, John vi. 71. who", Acts xiii 7. it, Mark vi. 16 (airóc G'). Not rendered ...
Charles Frederic Hudson, Horace Lorenzo Hastings, Ezra Abbot, 1871
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Christian Baptism. An inquiry into the Scripture Evidence ... - Pagina 131
As John was not talking poetry to the poople, nor seeking after strange metaphors, we conclude that he never used a figure so obscure and harsh as this, to dip in a Holy Spirit. We read * Tö, abróg iuác Šarriost $v Trvsöuart áyio, rotiro 68Aoi, ...
John Hensley GODWIN, 1845
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The Syntax of the Relative Pronoun and Its Cognates; ... - Pagina 27
In lieu of which, abróg is made to depend on amusia, as the latter of two substantives, precisely as in the following English example, formed exactly on the Graecian model, the verb takes the subject of the relative clause for its object, with the ...
