ETYMOLOGIA SŁOWA TĂÚN
tăún (-ni), s. m. – Trîntor (Tabanus bovinus). –
Var. tăune. Mr. tăun, megl. tăun. Lat. tăbānus, prin intermediul unei forme vulgare *
tăbǒnem (Diez, I, 406; Pușcariu 1720; REW 8507; Tiktin; Meyer-Lübke,
Dacor., III, 643; Graur,
BL, V, 114) sau mai probabil direct din forma clasică, printr-un intermediar *
tăîn, modificat ca *
înăîntru ›
înăuntru.
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Błonica hematopoetyczna wielkości i kształtu muchy, która dławi człowieka i zwierzęta, zasysa krew i przenosi choroby wirusowe i mikrobiologiczne. TĂÚN ~i m. Insectă dipteră hematofagă de mărimea și forma unei muște, care înțeapă omul și animalele, sugându-le sângele și transmițându-le boli virotice și microbiene.
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Pocket Burmese Dictionary: Burmese-English English-Burmese
... n yeast täs'eh 0080000 п ten täs'eiqlauq 0080800000008 phr excuse me (attracting attention) tà-s'ìdeh 00020820000 12 to prevent taun 00008 п mountain ~t'aun ~eooo5 1 n jail 2 Cnt thousand taùn-ban-deh ...
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Tuttle Pocket Vietnamese Dictionary: Vietnamese-English ...
taùn thaønh v. to approve [of], to be in favor of taùn tænh v. to coax, to wheedle taùn trôï v.to aid, to assist taøn 1n. ashes 2 v. to fade; to be dying taønaùc adj. cruel taønbaïo adj.cruel, tyrannical taøn binh n. remnants [ofanarmy] taønhaïi v.
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Wing Chun Kung-fu: Basic forms & principles - Volumul 1 - Pagina 15
exercises for the wrist and forearm, to improve the strength of the taun sao and fook sao. The internal taun sao (finger-drop, palm- twisted taun sao, or asking hand) is a straight thrusting-hand move used to deflect punches. Wing Chun is a very ...
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Plague, Quarantines and Geopolitics in the Ottoman Empire
3—12, 281—302; Taskopriizade, Risale fi't-Taun ve'l-Veba, fols 182A—5B, 188A. _ L Ahmed, Risale fi Ilmi Til$im ve Def'i”t-Taun. 3 Frances Yates, Giordano Bruno and the Hermetic Tradition, pp. 1—156; Frances Yates, The Occult Philosophy ...
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An Anthropology of the Subject: Holographic Worldview in ... - Pagina 40
The feast on the day of death (Ge Woso) and those that immediately follow (Songot Kalu) are "closed feasts," imaging the taun as container (kolume) of the dead. The food for these feasts is provided by the opposite moiety (to that of the taun), ...
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Sons of the Buddha: Continuities and Ruptures in a Burmese ...
Vamsa gaing-myo 19 Narada Mahasubodhayon-kyaun-taik, Sagaing-taun-yo, Sagaing-myo 20 Nandavamsa Han-tha-gi-ri-sa-thin-taik, Sagaing-taun-yo, Sagaing-myo 21 Kesarindacariya || Mahagandhayon-chaun, Sagaing-taun-yo, ...
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Wing Chun Kung-Fu Volume 1: Basic Forms & Principles - Pagina 15
exercises for the wrist and forearm, to improve the strength of the taun sao and fook sao. The internal taun sao (finger-drop, palmtwisted taun sao, or asking hand) is a straight thrusting-hand move used to deflect punches. Wing Chun is a very ...
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Abstracts of Bristol County, Massachusetts Probate ... - Pagina 35
Acct. of Est. of SAMUEL BRIGGS of Taun., dtd. 6 March 1705/6, pres. by Mary Briggs, Adm. & his widow. Mentions paym. "to brother John Hall" [2:151]. Appt. of Jonathan Woodbery of Brist., Mariner & eldest son, to be Adm. of Est. of Capt.
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The Magic of Mount Rinjani - Pagina 69
Her new outfit brought on admiring looks from Michael Taun and the other punters, even though it had no gold or silver threads and did not shimmer as she moved, unlike the one worn by Michael Taun's mother at the garden party. 'You're a ...
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Asiwinarong: Ethos, Image, and Social Power Among the Usen ...
nographic approach here will be indirect, approaching taun and feast through a number of descriptive parameters, with the hope that a certain naiveté might serve to burnish, rather than eclipse, the ambiguities of the native image. The Taun ...
