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Ablution, Initiation, and Baptism: Late Antiquity, Early ... - Halaman 1100
liche Zeitspanne91, die der in der Rek-Gemeinde geübten Praxis entsprechen dürfte. Zu 2.: Der Tauftag wird in der syrischen Übersetzung als „pascha“ bezeichnet (so auch in der korrespondierenden Taufnotiz Rek 3,72,3 o. par.), was geRek ...
David Hellholm, Tor Vegge, Øyvind Norderval,
2011
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A General Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary of the ...
Recompense, rek'om-pens, y. to repay ; to requite ; to compensate — n. an equivalent Reconcilement, re-kom-pll'ment, n. new complement [anew Recompose, re-kom-poz', v. to settle or form Reconcile, rek'on-sil, v. to compose differences ; to ...
George Fulton, G. Knight,
1814
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A general pronouncing and explanatory dictionary of the ...
Reconcilement, rek-kiin-si'Ie-ment. s. rccon- Rectifiable, rek'-ty-fy-a-bl. a. capable of be- ciliation [newal of friendship ing set right Reconciliation, rek-kin-sil-y-a'-snun. s. re- Rectifier, rek'-ty-fy-nr. J. one who rectifies Recondite, rek'-kon-dlte. a.
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Johnson's English Dictionary - Halaman 761
RE'CREANT$. rek'-kre-ant. a. [recrami, old Fr.] Cowardly ; meanspiriled ; subdued. Spetaer. Apostate ; false. Millm. To RECREATE*, re-kre-ile'. v. a. To create anew. Dfnme. TiRE'CREATE}, rek'-kre-ile. MI. r. a. [recreo, Lai.] To refresh after toil ...
Samuel Johnson, Alexander Chambers, Henry John Todd,
1834
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A general pronouncing and explanatory Dictionary of the ...
Reconciliation, rek-on-sil-ć-á'íhun n, renewal of friendship - * Recondite rek'on-dit a. secret, abstruse Reconduct, ré-kon-dukt v. n. to conduct again Reconnoitre, rek-on-noy'tér or rek-on-nā'tr v.a. to take a view of Reconvene, ré-kon-vén v. a. to ...
George KNIGHT (of Edinburgh.),
1802
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Walker's Critical Pronouncing Dictionary: And Expositor of ...
Recognise, rea'kAg-nlze. v. a. to acknow- Recognisee, re-kAg-ne-zee'. s. he in whose favour the bond is drawn. Recognisor, re-kog-ne-zAr'. he who gives the recognisance. [acknowledgment. Recognition, rek-kAg-nlsh'fin. s. review ; Recoil, ...
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, and Expositor of the ... - Halaman 332
Recluse, re-kluse'. a person shut up or retired [coagulation Recoagulation, re-ki-ag-gu-li'sbin. *. second Recognisance, re-kogW-zanse. *. a bond of record ; a badge [ledge" ; to review Recognise, rek'kog-nlze. r. a. to acknow- Recognisee, ...
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General Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary of the ...
he who gives the recognisance [knowledgment Recognition, rek-kog-nish'-un. t. review ; ac- Recogn ize, rek'-kig-nize. v. a. to acknowledge, to review Recoil, re-kail', v. n. to rush back ; shrink Recoinage, re-kain'-edje. t. the act of coining anew ...
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Sheridan Improved: A General Pronouncing and ...
Rtcoagulation, re-ki-Jg-g6.-)Af-ftiin .i.fecond coagulation [cord, a badge Recognifancr, re-k6g'-ny-zunfe. j. a bond of re- Recognize, rek'-k6g-nize. v.a. to acknowledge, to review [knowledgment Recognition, lf.k-kog-nlflj'-un. t. review; ac- Recoil, ...
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A general pronouncing and explanatory dictionary of the ...
hit, vote, line— hdf, pftsh, cAbe— truly, try-^thus, tliick. to attain, RECTANGULAR, (rek-ting'-gA-lAr) o. right angled, having angles of ninety degrees. RECTANGULARLY, (rek-ting'-gA-IAr- ly) ad. with right angles. RECTIFIABLp, (rek'-ty-fy a-bl) a.
Stephen Jones, Thomas Sheridan,
1804