ETYMOLOGIA SŁOWA TOCÍ
tocí (tocésc, tocít), vb. –
1. A strica vîrful, a îngroșa tăișul. –
2. A strica, a uza. –
3. A învăța foarte mult, a învăța mecanic. –
Megl. tuțǫs, tuțiri „a ascuți”.
Sb. točiti „a ascuți”,
bg. točam, rus. točitĭ „a ascuți” (Miklosich,
Slaw. Elem., 49; Cihac, II, 414; Conev 66; Bogaci), din
sl. točiti „a da tîrcoale”.
Sl. trebuie să fi însemnat și „a face să funcționeze tocila de mînă sau de picior”; și de aici separarea sensului din
rom. și din limbile slave, căci tocila strică în același timp cantul și ascute tăișul.
Bg. și
rus. au ambele sensuri. Ultimul sens, care aparține
Arg. școlar, presupune un sens intermediar de „a pisa”. –
Der. tocilă, s. f. (mașină de ascuțit; elev conștiincios și pisălog;
Arg., bicicletă), din
sl. (
bg.,
rus.)
točilo; tocilar, s. m. (ascuțitor; elev care învață mult);
tocitoare, s. f. (ciubăr, putină), din același
sl. točiti cu sensul de „a stoarce”,
cf. pritoci.
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Photomorphogenesis in Plants and Bacteria: Function and ...
Subsequent cloning of the TOCI gene revealed that it encoded a pseudo response regulator (Strayer et al., 2000). TOCI expression also oscillates with a circadian rhythm but in antiphase to CCA1 and LHY (Strayer et al., 2000). TOCI is a ...
Eberhard Schäfer, Ferenc Nagy,
2006
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Voice of the Vanquished: The Story of the Slave Marina and ...
Toci's reply took on a little sharpness. "You'll have to ask one of his priests about that," she said. "It's not for me to question the decisions of the high priests. I can't express any opinions different from theirs." Metzli turned to Malinalli and spoke ...
Helen Heightsman Gordon,
1995
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Stories of Oprah: The Oprahfication of American Culture - Pagina xii
Oprah Winfrey's embodiment, her cultural productions, her actions, and her ideology constitute The Oprah Culture Industry (TOCI). The sheer number of productions and enterprises indicates TOCI's extensive reach into American lives, media, ...
Trystan T. Cotten, Kimberly Springer,
2009
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Aztecs, Moors, and Christians: Festivals of Reconquest in ... - Pagina 78
Meanwhile, a portion of skin from the victim's thigh, a location chosen, according to Brown, to represent "ritual birth," was made into a mask for the impersonator of Cinteotl, the corn god and mythical son of Toci and Huitzilopochtli.13 The ...
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Malinalli of the Fifth Sun: The Slave Girl Who Changed the ...
Malinalli's favorite instructor was the priestess Toci, whose name meant “Mother of Gods” or “Our Grandmother.” Toci had taken the name of the goddess Toci when she entered service at the temple, and she never revealed her birth name to ...
Helen Heightsman Gordon,
2011
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Teatro euangelico de sermones - Pagina 442
et'caia tocí de la tierra el ciclo? Pues todo anda trocado , y aft los Angeles trabajan por los honores, y los honores eftan en oración como Angeles. AÜ de la lgiefia,y echando al furgo los tarmientos infrliduofos. Et tn igni mtttent,td e(l ...
Francisco Ignacio de Porres, Juan Antonio Bonet ((Alcalá de Henares)),
1648
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The Return to Coatlicue: Goddesses and Warladies in ... - Pagina 173
Tonantzin,. Teteo. Innan,. and. Toci. —. From. Eternal. Mother. to. Sacrificed. Queen. Tonantzin is the name given to all the ancient Mesoamerican cosmic/earth goddesses of agricultural societies as a title representing the revered ancestor.
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Monte Cassino: Ediție română
Vă bag în mormânt pe toCi, pe cuvântul meu! Puse mâna pe o grenadă. Am cerut unui tip de la birouri să mi facă o hârtie precum că Ci las tot ce am, dacă, bineînCeles, te mo?tenesc eu pe tine când vei muri. Dacă nu, vei lua de pe jos.
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New Frontiers in Guadalupan Studies - Pagina 16
The second place where there were anciently many sacrifices, to which they came from distant lands, is near the mountain range of Tlaxcalla where there was a temple which was called Toci, where a great multitude ofpeople met at the ...
Virgilio Elizondo, Timothy Matovina,
2014
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Colonial Saints: Discovering the Holy in the Americas, ... - Pagina 22
A second explanation will then be examined, St. Anne's conflation with the Aztec goddess Toci by indigenous converts ro Catholicism. The preference for the extended matriarchal family in Mexican Holy Family images may be traceable to the ...
Allan Greer, Jodi Bilinkoff,
2003