«KNOWIE» İLE İLİŞKİLİ LEHÇE KİTAPLAR
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Rozprawy - Tomy 29-30 - Strona 206
'knowie, doma czeáé snopa': zob. AGKiel mp. 552. Por. dupa, dupak, dupy, knebie, kneble, kneje, knewie, knobie, knoje, knowie, knóbie, knóje, knowie, leb, odziem, tylki; f. 'napietek buta': tyuek 117, tylki nom. pl. 26M; g. w tylek adv. 'sposób ...
Łódzkie Towarzystwo Naukowe. Komisja Językowa, 1984
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Collected Short Stories - Strona 43
But young Knowie yonder could maybe go to the drink yet and land in the herbour; the wye he flees aboot in his father's car ye wad think he hadna another minute to live! Losh aye Skirlie, but they have the telephone now up at the Knowehead, ...
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Prace Instytutu Języka Polskiego - Wydania 54-58 - Strona 32
knowie, pąpowie są zapewne nie motywowane w XVII w., ponieważ nie udało mi się znaleźć w źródłach językowych tego wieku dla jednej z nich — pąpowie podstawy słowotwórczej w ogóle, dla drugiej zaś — knowie w odpowiednim ...
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Hairst O' Words: New Writing from the North East of Scotland - Strona 63
Knowie still wi 'an ee on the rosettes caught sicht o' the word Turriff Show. "Turra show" he said to himsel' and that rare squint kin' o' smile stretched still further fae ae lug till the ither, till the hale o' Knowie' s face contorted wi' a great grin o' ...
Hellen Matthews, Iain Crichton Smith, 1991
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Hard shining corn - Strona 52
than that for Knowie! He calk it "a loud-speaker radio." a varnished cabinet thing, with a bit hom on it, lie a gramophone. and Knowie gets the Qme o' day from yon mannie away in London yonder, 'cause ye know how particular Knowie is about ...
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Lacan and Klein, Creation and Discovery: An Essay of ... - Strona 233
Hence two dimensions of the highly overdetermined irony of Lacan's Scilicet are (I) scire licet, “it goes without saying,” “you are permitted to know,” i.e., you are permitted to know that it (truth, desire, the subject) goes, moves, elaborates itself, ...
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A Hebrew and English Lexicon of the Old Testament: ... - Strona 674
3. to know, i. e. to be acquainted with, .. q. S"P no- *• J°D *. 1^ 0,U I knew not its form. i. e. was unacquainted with it. 7, 10. 24, 13. 17. 34, 25. Ps. 103, 16. Is. 63, 16. 4. to know, i. e. to have a knowledge of, i q. Si; no. 5, but rare and only in the ...
Wilhelm Gesenius, Edward Robinson, 1871
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Further Report of the Commissioners for Inquiring ... - Strona 461
Edward Tallis, by will, dated 11th July 1794, gave to William Dester, and Knowie. to the Rev. Thomas Blyth the minister, and John Chesshire and William Boston chapelwardens, of Knowie, the sum of 50/., and directed the same vTaHi$'< ...
Great Britain. Commissioners for Inquiring Concerning Charities, 1827
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Collectiva w języku polskim - Strona 164
Len. <SW 2> U Mickiewicza tez tylko kmiec. (knowie) Prapolskie collectivum *kbnovbje utworzone od *kbпb 'cos odcietego, rozszczepionego' <SlSE 2>. XVI w.: knowie - sing, i plur. nie notowane Stipula [...] Rzysko / stomá / knowie. Volck.
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Słownik gwar polskich - Tomy 2-3 - Strona 384
384 Kneje Knowie. guzik« Rozpr, XVII, 40. Spr. IV, 24. Aten. VI, 627. Por. Knepki. К n ó p a. Kncje p. Knieje. К n e p e 1 р. К n y p e 1. Knepki = guziki: »Czapka z knep- kami« Wisía III, 727. »Knépki« ib. 745. Por. Kncfle. Knópa. Knerac = »byc ...
