Maksud "damásc" dalam kamus Romania

ETIMOLOGI PERKATAAN DAMÁSC

damásc (-curi), s. m. – Oțel de Damasc. Lat. med. damascus, poate prin intermediul it. damasco. – Der. damască (var. adamască), s. f. (damasc), cf. fr. damas, sp. adamasco, germ. Damast, bg. damaska, pol. adamaszek, rus. adamaška; damaschina, vb. din fr. damasquiner. Cf. adamască, damă, mischie.

Etimologi adalah kajian asal perkataan dan perubahan struktur dan makna mereka.

SEBUTAN DAMÁSC DALAM ROMANIA

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APAKAH MAKSUD DAMÁSC dalam ROMANIA?

Definisi damásc dalam kamus Romania

damasc n., pl. damiaskon, iaitu "dari Damsyik", sebuah bandar di Syria, rumah kain ini, "damasco, fr. Sebuah kain sutera (sau dan bulu) dengan duri yang tebal seperti bengkak dan berkerut (damasked) di panjang dan dipanggil dan sial (menunggu). dalam Mold dan Adama (adamaška Rusia) dan Sham lama dan Shalalaya. V. camohas.

damásc n., pl. urĭ (ngr. dámaskon, adică „din Damasc”, un oraș în Siria, locu de origine al acesteĭ stofe; it. damasco, fr. damas). O stofă de matasă (saŭ și de lînă) cu firu gros ca ripsu și vărgată (damaschinată) în lung și care se numea și damască (pl. aște saŭ dămăștĭ). în Mold și adamască (rus. adamaška) și mai vechĭ șam și șamalagea. V. camohas.

TERJEMAHAN DAMÁSC

Cari terjemahan damásc kepada 25 bahasa dengan penterjemah Romania pelbagai bahasa kami.

Terjemahan damásc dari Romania ke bahasa lain yang dibentangkan dalam bahagian ini telah diperolehi menerusi terjemahan statistik automatik; di mana unit terjemahan penting adalah perkataan «damásc» dalam Romania.

• Penterjemah Romania - Cina: 大马士革
• Penterjemah Romania - Czech: Damasco
• Penterjemah Romania - Corsica: Damascus
• Penterjemah Romania - Hindi: दमिश्क
• Penterjemah Romania - Amhara: دمشق
• Penterjemah Romania - Rusia: Дамаск
• Penterjemah Romania - Punjabi: Damasco
• Penterjemah Romania - Basque: দামেস্ক
• Penterjemah Romania - Frisia: Damas
• Penterjemah Romania - Melayu: Damsyik
• Penterjemah Romania - Chichewa: Damaskus
• Penterjemah Romania - Jepun: ダマスカス
• Penterjemah Romania - Kreol Haiti: 다마스쿠스
• Penterjemah Romania - Jerman: Damascus
• Penterjemah Romania - Vietnam: Damascus
• Penterjemah Romania - Tagalog: டமாஸ்கஸ்
• Penterjemah Romania - Marathi: दिमिष्क
• Penterjemah Romania - Turki: Şam
• Penterjemah Romania - Itali: Damasco
• Penterjemah Romania - Poland: Damaszek
• Penterjemah Romania - Ukraine: Дамаск
• Romania: damásc
• Penterjemah Romania - Cina: Δαμάσκο
• Penterjemah Romania - Afrikaans: Damaskus
• Penterjemah Romania - Swahili: damascus
• Penterjemah Romania - Parsi: Damaskus

ROMANIA BUKU YANG BERKAIT DENGAN «DAMÁSC»

Ketahui penggunaan damásc dalam pilihan bibliografi berikut. Buku yang berkait dengan damásc dan ekstrak ringkas dari yang sama untuk menyediakan konteks penggunaannya dalam kesusasteraan Romania.

Missale romanum ex decreto sacrosancti concilii Tridentini ...

dam discipulus Damásc—i , 'nómine Ananias, 8( dixit ad illum _in visu Dóminus: Ananía .'At ille ait: Ecce ego , DómineEt Dóminus ad eum: Surge, 8( vade in vicum , qui vocátur Rectus : 8( qua-:re in domo Jude Saulum nómine Tarséniem ...

Chiesa cattolica, ‎Bernardo scultore Falconi, ‎Michael Heylbrouck, 1749

Dicționar de neologisme - Pagina 299

Dammar] DAMÁSC s.n. tesátura de in, de bumbac, de mátase etc. cu desene in relief. [< it. damasco, cf. Damosc, oras in Asia] DAMASCHÉTA s.f. stofä de matase vene- tianä, renumitä in sec. XVIII. [< fr. damas- quette] DAMASCHINA vb.l.tr.

Florín Marcu, ‎Constantin Mâneca, 1986

L'Argenide di Gio. Barclaio tradotta da Francesco Pona - Pagina 236

Pendca da sì fatta sa ,la Zabla, con vn frode di lauoro Damásc ino senza prezzo. Egli s'era lasciato cade: la Zazzera s0pra li homcri , alquanto più mgiadofa d'odon dl quello che a Guerriero fi conueniua. Haueua vn Vecchio Genouese suo ...

John Barclay, ‎Francesco Pona, 1682

Del Flos Sanctorum, O Libro De Las Vidas De Los Santos: En ...

... _mz-i 'La v-ida'de Sánf'liian _“Damásc'cn'maa A›\l^ 'u' Ji'. l a“ u l:: monombretlo dize,de la noblepmena, Y deliciosa ciudad 'deDamasco--LNa'cio de muy ricos,generosds2,'y Christianospap dreszlos quales le'cnia'r'óïe'n temor-de Dios¡ eh' ...

Pedro ¬de Ribadeneyra, 1624

Replique à la response du serenissime roy de la Grand' ... - Pagina 980

786 ' ' ' DAmasc Dial; cap. S. Ì9 Damasc.de Imag. Orat. i. oz Damásc:de-ha!res.ha*r.8o. ." 687 Damascen.Orthod. fid. L4.C.1. 941. c. a6. joí -i- ..□ Damianus. ^8 Decret.Graric. r.q.6. &c.«. q;3. ' 313 Décret. Synod; Oriental, apud SardiCvin fragm.

Jacques Du Perron, 1633

The book of Bible geography - Pagina 126

DA-MAS'-C US (8), an ancient and a celebrated city of Syria, to which Paul was proceeding to persecute the believers, when his miraculous conversion took place, and his labours as a preacher of the gospel commenced. The Jews lay in wait ...

Charles Baker, 1862

The itinerary of Rabbi Benjamin of Tudela - Volumul 2 - Pagina 121

Quelque tems apres ils vinrent dans la vallée de Bacar proche Da- mas. C'est dans ces contrees que l'on trouve une ville celebre par ses monumens et par ses superbes edifices, on croit qu'elle est la meme que l'ancienne Palmyre. c Les ...

Benjamin (of Tudela), ‎Adolf Asher (originally Abraham), ‎Leopold Zunz, 1841

A grammar of geography, by J. Goldsmith - Pagina 262

Cy'-prus, an island in the Levant. Da'c-ca, a town of Bengal. Da-ghes-tan, a province of Asiatic Turkey. Da-ho-mey, a state of Western Africa, Da-le-car'-li-a, a province of Sweden. Da-mi-e't-ta, an ancient town of Egypt. Da-mas 'c-us a large city ...

sir Richard Phillips, ‎William Webster, 1868

A Case for a Stubborn Heart: The Life and Works of a ... - Pagina 274

wan-dered io dark-ness in this old world of Lot and his fam - ily from 3. On the road to Da - mas- c us, Saul- 4. As the years roll by and I — So - dom did flee. . trav- eled one day serve my Lord, 3 Til the sweet voice of Je - sus in - vit - ed me in.

Hobart G. Everson, 2011

The Siege of Damascus - Pagina 26

26 The S 1 E G E of D A MAS C U.S. | PHo. The honours and rewards which thou hast nam'd Are bribes too little for my vast ambition. My foul is full of thee! Thou art my all Of fame, of triumph, and of future fortune. 'Twas love of thee first sent ...

John HUGHES (Poet.), 1759