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Developing Biodynamic Agriculture: Reflections on Early Research
I am delighted to hear that one-grain wheat and amelcorn were not used on that
occasion in Pilgramshain. One-grain wheat and spelt are plants I have also
worked with. The seeds grew larger and larger, especially with spelt, and some
did ...
Adalbert C. Keyserling, 1999
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A New Universal, Technological, Etymological, and ...
AMELCORN, am'mel-kawrn, i. (French, amylum, starch, Lat.) An old name for a
kind of grain of which starch was made. AMKLET. See Omelet. AMELIORATE, a-
mele-o-rate, v. a. (ameliorer, Fr. from a, and melior, better, Lat.) To improve.
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The Philological Essays of the Late Rev. Richard Garnett, of ...
An archer taking aim, measures or computes the distance. 'Amelcorn. — A
species of wild wheat, no longer cultivated. There is little doubt that this word is
deduced from that which follows it [amett, between] , being so named from
occupying a ...
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An English-Welsh Pronouncing Dictionary
... am.bus.kìíd', Ambush, faim'т п c c a, r a — odfa.; сайт ЁЖПОЗЁЁЁЁ Ambustion
, am.bust'shun n, llosgi , Amel, am'el n пнут, barnnis Amelcorn, am eLkôrn u,
gwenith Ffreng~ ig gw äu Ameiiorate, â.mî'1î.ö.rät vt, дикуша, Amen, ä'men' ad,
wir; ...
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Geiriadur Saesneg a Chymraeg: An English and Welsh ...
... .r. bwytty; cardawtty Ambulate, 'и. д. rhodiana, rhodio, amdramwy, cerdded
Ambulation, .r. rhodiad, amdramwyad, cerddediad Ambulatory, a. rhodianol;
aramredol; amdramwyol Ambufcade, Ambuíh, .r. cynllwyn Amelcorn, .r. gwenìth
íïrengig ...
... in ESmerare; JAn'aroher taking aim, measures or computes the distance. ' ' I '
AMELCORN.-—~A species of wild wheat, no longer cultivated. There is little
doubt that this1 wordflis deduced from that which follows it [ametL between],
being so ...
... AMEERATE AMEERATES AMEERS AMELCORN AMELCORNS
AMELIORATE AMELIORATED AMELIORATES AMBUSHMENTS AMBULATORS
AMBULATORY AMBULETTE AMBULETTES AMBUSCADE AMBUSCADED
AMBUSCADER ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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Anglorum speculum: or The worthies of England, in church and ...
There is plenty of Rye for Amelcorn) in this County. Of Buildings, the Church of
Wrexham is a fair and spatious Structure, having a stately Tower without, and
Organs within it. Note that Organs were brought into general use in Churches
about ...
Thomas Fuller, G. S., 1684
... this source, or more indirectly so through the medium of the French esmer. —
Vide Ducange in Esmerare. An archer taking aim, measures or computes the
distance. . ' Amelcorn. — A species of wild wheat, no longer cultivated. There is
little ...
William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, 1836
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An English and Welsh Dictionary
... cerdded Ambulation, ». rhodiad, amdram- wyad, cerddediad Ambulatory, adj.
rhodienol: ar- amredol; amdramwyol Ambury, ». dafaden cnwisoglyd, a dyt ar
gorph ceffyl Ambuscade, Ambush, sub. cyn- llwyn ; cynllwynfa, 1 hagodfa
Amelcorn, ...
