ETYMOLOGIA SŁOWA SAMÁR
samár (samáre), s. n. –
1. Șa de povară, tarniță. –
2. Creastă, culme de casă. –
Mr. sumar, sămar, megl. sămar. Sl. samarŭ „încărcătură” (Miklosich,
Slaw. Elem., 44; Cihac, II, 324),
cf. bg.,
sb.,
cr.,
slov.,
alb. samar, tc. semer, mag. szamar „măgar”, din mgr. σα(γ)μάριον (Meyer,
Türk. St., I, 40; Vasmer,
Gr., 129;
cf. REW 7512).
Der. din mgr. (Roesler 576) sau din
tc. (Lokotsch 1883; Ronzevalle 101) este improbabilă, ca și originea
rom. a
bg. (Capidan,
Raporturile, 210). –
Der. însămăra, vb. (a pune samarul).
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SAMARA n. 1) Siodło siodła (bez drabin) dla osłów i mułów. 2) Obciążenie spoczywające na grzbiecie zwierzęcia obciążającego. 3) Wsparcie dachu dla dachów na dachu domu. SAMÁR ~e n. 1) Șa de povară (fără scări) pentru măgari și catâri. 2) Încărcătură care se așază pe spatele unui animal de povară. 3) Leaț de sprijinire a căpriorilor la acoperișul unei case țărănești.
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Yahweh commands the man to “till” and to “guard” (šāmar, 2:15)30 the ground ofthe Garden.31 The use of the term “guard” (šāmar) anticipates the intrusion of the “serpent” into the Garden to tempt the humans, and the use of the expression ...
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Genesis 1-11:26 - Pagina 210
Here there is a play on the word såmar in the narrative: because the man fails through sin to “take care” (såmar) in the garden, he is expelled, and God's cherubim “guarded” (såmar) its access (3:24). Thus the man's assignment was fulfilled in ...
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The Book of Psalms - Pagina 896
The Lord will not allow the psalm-singer's foot to stumble; the Lord, the one who guards the psalm-singer, will not slumber and will not be found asleep (vv. 3-4). In these verses we find the first of six appearances of the word guard (šāmar), ...
Nancy deClaisse-Walford, Rolf A. Jacobson, Beth LaNeel Tanner, 2014
The general who was sent to Sámar to pursue the insurgents, or bandits, is alleged to have issued, in a moment of uncontrollable wrath, an order to “slay all over ten years and make Sámar a howling wilderness.” Consequently a great cry of ...
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4 Therefore they that were scattered abroad went every where preaching the word. 5 Then Philip went downtothe city of Samâr ia,and preached Christ unto them. 6 And thepeoplewith one accord gave heedunto thosethings whichPhilip spake, ...
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The Kingdom of God as Liturgical Empire: A Theological ... - Pagina 25
As Adam was “put . . . in the garden of Eden to till [ʿābad] and keep [šāmar] it” (Gen. 2:15), the priests “keep charge” (šāmar) of the “service” (ʿābad) of the house of God. The Levitical priests are described as “guardians” (šōmĕrîm) of the ...
On Islamic teachings in the light of Koran and Hadith (Islamic traditions).
S̲amar Fāt̤imah Masʻūd, 2001
