КНИГИ НА ПОРТУГАЛЬСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «FREMEBUNDO»
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Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
Prov.trasm. Habitantede Freixode EspadaáCinta. * *Freme*, m.Bras.O mesmo
quefleme. *Fremebundo*,adj. O mesmo que fremente. (Lat. fremebundus) *
Fremente*,adj.Que freme. (Lat. fremens) *Fremir*, v.i.Têr rumor surdoe áspero.
Bramir.
Cândido de Figueiredo,
1937
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Censura Literaria: Containing Titles, Abstracts, and ...
... Extemplo adversi fremebundo turbine venti Erupere Austro, deserti e finibus
orti, Et semel increbuere horrendo murmurc tectis, 90 Atque everterunt imis a
sedibus aedes, Unde gravi lapsu natorum membra luorum, Obruta cunctajacent ...
Sir Egerton Brydges,
1809
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Dictionarium scoto-celticum a dictionary of the Gaelic language
... fremebundo aSperornm imbrium. “ Mar ledmhann beneaelt." 1 Pearl. v. 8. As a
roaring lion. Ut leo rugiens. BEUCAICI-l, s. inrl. et pres. part. '1'. Benc, A
BEUCHDAICH, roaring, yelling, dismal crying: rugitus, ejnlatus, ululatus,
h1gubris fletus.
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Outlines of geography, principally ancient [by J. Pillans].
At gregis illapsu fremebundo territus acris Expavit moles Rhodanus, stagnisque
refusis Torsit arenoso minitantia murmura fundo. Jamque Tricastinis intendit
finibus agmen; Jam faciles campos, jam rura Vocontia carpit. Turbidus hie truncis
...
Non enìm fremebundo ziìu efïcruefcic in œdiíìciorum fundamenta , баш cz. tera
frera, quzlirroribus (паз, Гриша. rum {стол-ст in zdium pavimenra {иноземным
frcmitu rerrìbilìmur. muranris maris littora plangemia ma.rizimas urbes vexant ; [ed
...
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The Practical Etymonic Latin Grammar ...
... possessed in a very forcible manner : thus, from c. f., erra-, to wander, comes
c. p. errabundo-, wandering much ; from c. p. lud-, to play, comes c. p. ludibundo-,
full of play ; and from c. f. frem-, to roar, comes c. p. fremebundo-, roaring horribly.
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The poems of Ossian in the original Gaelic
Sustinui ego tempestates coelorum In oceano fremebundo asperorum imbrium ;
Sustinui ego certamen quod erat atrox. l Quare fugerem ipse a conflictu, » Fili
Arni, cujus est pigerrima manus ? ' Surgant mea millia super clivo, Effundite-vos
ut ...
Robert Macfarlan (professor of Gaelic.), John M'Arthur, Sir John Sinclair,
1807
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Medieval Piety from Relics to the Eucharist: A Process of ...
cum fremebundo vultu tangens eum vocavit (...) Ad quem beatus cum
increpatione haec intulit: Ego sum ille, cuius super Creatoris et Salvatoris nostri
Domini lesu Christi mensa Corporis composuisti cinerem. Ergo propera surgens,
et inde ...
Godefridus J. C. Snoek,
1995
... o fremebundo bramir das palhetas de um mbuetete. Dir-se-ia um quissanje
com aparas de bordão ou de palmito, mesmo de palmeira, sobre uma sonora
meia cabaça — com um mais-velho a dedilhar dentro as palhetas, e um outro
com ...
Manuel Pedro Pacavira,
1985
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Português: antologia e gramática: curso ginasial, 2. série
Palavras da mesma família: fremente ("as ondas frementes do mar", i. é, "as
ondas agitadas do mar"), fremebundo ("João estava fre- mebundo de ódio", i. é, "
tremia violentamente de tanto ódio"). (2) Luzidios: de luzir. De luz. Luzidio indica
...
Antônio Soares Amora, Naief Sáfady,
1961