ETIMOLOGIA DA PALAVRA HÁNȚĂ
hánță (hánțe), s. f. –
1. Cîrpă, zdreanță. –
2. Haină zdrențuită. –
3. Gură, limbă. –
4. Femeie stricată. –
5. Cățeluș. –
6. Om zăpăcit, aiurit. Creație expresivă,
cf. fleoarță, treanță, hoandră, cu aceleași sensuri. După DAR, ar fi o contaminare a lui
handră cu
sdreanță. Drăganu,
Dacor., III, 708, pleacă de la
săs. hânts „vedenie, arătare”; Candrea, de la
rut. hanca „gloabă, mîrțoagă”
cf. Scriban.
Hanț, s. n. (cadavru; mîrțoagă; bucată;
Trans., fîșie) trebuie să fie doar o
var. –
Der. hănțui, vb. (a sfîrteca), pe care Cihac, II, 134, îl pune în legătură cu
ceh. hantovati „a face pe măcelarul”;
hănțălui, vb. (
Bucov., a deranja, a importuna);
hănțău, s. n. (masa celui care face căruțe);
hănțușcă, s. f. (șmecheră, golancă);
hoancă (
var. hoantă, hoanghină, hoarcă),
s. f. (babă);
hoarță, s. f. (hîrb),
cf. fleoarță; honțăni, vb. (a se agita). – Din
rom. pare a proveni
rut. hance (Miklosich,
Wander., 16).
10 LIVROS EM ROMENO RELACIONADOS COM «HÁNȚĂ»
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Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome - Pagina 20
2. Hantavirus: The. Anatomy. of. a. Pathogen. WHAT IS A VIRUS? The word “virus,” taken from the Latin word for “poison,” was adopted in the late 1800s to describe a submicroscopic infectious particle.Viruses are intracellular parasites that ...
Stephanie Leuenroth, 2009
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Rabies, Lyme Disease, Hanta Virus and Other Animal-borne ...
Discusses animal-borne diseases, symptoms, and precautions
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The Korean Language - Pagina 206
Examples of transitive verbs are native salang-hanta (love-do) 'loves' and seym-hanta (counting-do) 'counts'; SK kongpu-hanta (study-do) 'studies' and kwukyeng-hanta (sightseeing-do) 'sightsees'; and loan puliphing-hanta (briefing-do) ...
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Shattering Tradition: Custom, Law and the Individual in ... - Pagina 41
of his fieldwork, the hanta was unfortunately no longer in existence. Geertz distinguishes between hirfa, zawiya and hanta. The hirfa is described as an occupational group, headed by an amin (see below). Zawiya (although actually a prayer ...
Walter Dostal, Wolfgang Kraus, 2005
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Pediatric Infectious Disease: A Practically Painless Review - Pagina 72
Where does Hantavirus come from in nature? How do humans become infected with Hantavirus? What age groups are most commonly affected by Hanta pulmonary syndrome, & Hanta infection generally? Are the rodents that carry Hantavirus ...
Christine M. Houser, 2014
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Lethal Mists: An Introduction to the Natural and Military ... - Pagina 143
This virus is called the Hantavirus, and is believed spread through aerosolic particles of dust in part consisting of deer mouse droppings and urine in which the virus is excreted. The pulmonary form is the more dangerous, exhibiting about a ...
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Aspects of Altaic Civilization III: Proceedings of the ... - Pagina 186
X kelinta 13. XX, X kelinta 14. X hanta, XX, XX hanta = X kelinta 15. X inta, XX, X kelinta 16. X, XX, X kelinta 17. X, X inta, XX, X kelinta 18. X, X hanta, XX, XX hanta = X kelinta 19. X, X hanta, X inta, XX, XX hanta = X kelinta 20. X, X hanta 21.
Denis Sinor, Indiana University, Bloomington. Research Institute for Inner Asian Studies, 1990
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Hanta Yo: An American Saga
Partially based on fact, this multigenerational saga follows the lives of two Indian families, members of the Mahto band of the Teton Sioux, before the arrival of the white man
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Letters on India - Pagina 112
The Surya Sidd'hanta* seems to be the Jyotish Sastra of highest authority, if it be not the oldest. It is said to have been revealed by Surya, or the sun, to the sage Meya, according to some about the year of the world 1956. The obliquity of the ...
Lady Maria Callcott, 1814
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Picturing the Language of Images - Pagina 520
It could be argued that tearing it apart by fragmenting it constitutes a gesture of mute, doomed resistance that duplicates that of Hanta destroying the pictures of triumphant Nazis and of the collective manic euphoria that seizes the German ...
Nancy Pedri, Laurence Petit, 2014
