ETIMOLOGIA DA PALAVRA AMĂGÍ
amăgí (amăgésc, amăgít), vb. –
1. (Înv.) A vrăji, a face farmece. –
2. A amăgi, a momi. –
Mr. (amăvipsire) „a vrăji”.
Gr. μαγεύω „a fermeca” (Hasdeu; DAR; Diculescu,
Elementele, 474; Rosetti, II, 66), probabil prin intermediul unui
lat. *
magῑre, *
magare, cf. calabr.,
sicil. ammagari, cat.,
sp. amagar. În
mr., din
ngr. μαγεύω, de unde și
bg. magiosvam. Der. amăgeală, s. f. (înșelăciune, artificiu);
amăgelnic, adj. (
înv., înșelător);
amăgeu, s. m. (impostor), pe care Diculescu,
Elementele, 474, îl derivă dintr-un
gr. *μαγεύς;
amăgire, s. f. (
înv., ademenire);
amăgitor, adj.;
amăgitură, (
înv., înșelăciune, escrocherie).
O QUE SIGNIFICA AMĂGÍ EM ROMENO
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amagi vb., ind. Presente 1 sg e 3 pl. amăgésc, imperf. 3 sg amăgeá; cong., 3 sg e pl. enganar amăgí vb., ind. prez. 1 sg. și 3 pl. amăgésc, imperf. 3 sg. amăgeá; conj. prez. 3 sg. și pl. amăgeáscă
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10 LIVROS EM ROMENO RELACIONADOS COM «AMĂGÍ»
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amăgí e pequenos extratos deles para contextualizar o seu uso na literatura.
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Hiking in Japan - Pagina 99
AmAGi-SAN 天城山 TrAverSe Duration 6 hours Distance 17km Difficulty easy start Amagi-kōgen golf course Finish Amagi-tōge Nearest towns Itō, Shuzenji transport bus, train summary A hike through beautiful pristine native forests along a ...
Richard Ryall, Craig McLachlan, David Joll, 2009
Capable of loving as human beings, and as adoring and loyal pets, Kemonomimi Corporation is an elite service industry that provides highly skilled human/animal hybrid workers.
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Library of Congress Subject Headings - Pagina 103
... Akiyoshi Plateau (Japan) UF Akiyoshi-dai (Japan) BT Karst—Japan Plateaus—Japan Akizuki Castle Site (Amagi-shi, Japan) USE Akizukijo Site (Amagi-shi, Japan) Akizuki Jin'ya Ato (Amagi-shi, Japan) USE Akizukijo Site (Amagi-shi, Japan) ...
Library of Congress. Office for Subject Cataloging Policy, 1991
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Library of Congress Subject Headings - Pagina 134
... Site (Amagi-shi, Japan) USE Akizukijo Site (Amagi-shi, Japan) Akizuki Jin'ya Ato (Amagi-shi, Japan) USE Akizukijo Site (Amagi-shi, Japan) Akizuki-jo Ato (Amagi-shi, Japan) USE Akizukijo Site (Amagi-shi, Japan) Akizukijo Ato (Amagi-shi, ...
Library of Congress. Cataloging Policy and Support Office, Library of Congress. Office for Subject Cataloging Policy, 1999
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Amagi Class Battlecruiser
ed by the 1922 Washington Naval Treaty prevented the class from being completed as designed. However, the treaty had a limited allowance for hulls already under construction to be converted into aircraft carriers.
Frederic P. Miller, Agnes F. Vandome, John McBrewster, 2010
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The Gundam - Cosmic Era Characters: Aisha, Alec Lad, ...
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Into the Storm: Destroyermen
Wild cheering erupted and Matt cheered too—but they'd missed Amagi. She was turning toward them in case there were more torpedoes in the water, and therefore, for a moment, she couldn't fire. Shells fell in earnest from the cruisers behind, ...
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Imperial Japanese Navy Aircraft Carriers 1921-45
Unryu class [Unryu - Heaven-bound Dragon Riding the Clouds, Amagi - an extinct volcano, and Katsuragi - a mountain near Osaka) Design and Construction. With its final fleet-carrier design, the Imperial Navy returned to its pre-war concept of ...
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The sun will rise!: AIR WAR JAPAN 1946 - Volumul 3 - Pagina 253
She and her sister the Amagi were the last two modern fleet carriers remaining in the navy. The High Command were unwilling to allow the two ships to operate in southern waters where they would run the gauntlet of enemy submarines and ...
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The Green Archipelago: Forestry in Preindustrial Japan - Pagina 106
The one protection measure that Edo applied to Amagi during the seventeenth century was tomeki policy. Initially, it had little relevance because Edo valued the mountain primarily for fuelwood production while the five species first designated ...
