«FERÍRE» İLE İLİŞKİLİ ROMENCE KİTAPLAR
feríre sözcüğünün kullanımını aşağıdaki kaynakça seçkisinde keşfedin.
feríre ile ilişkili kitaplar ve Romence edebiyattaki kullanımı ile ilgili bağlam sağlaması için küçük metinler.
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The Complete Italian Master ... Translated Into English ... - Pagina 341
... /configgere, /configg Jaccheggiáre, dáre 'l guásta, circonvalláre, strîngere, affediáre, dar' un a/álta, préndre d'aff álto, far volár la mína, Jþaráre, capitoláre, , rénderst a pátti, cacciar man alla fþáda, ammazzáre, uccídere, dar quartiére, feríre, ...
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Etymologicon Linguae Anglicanae, Seu Explicatio Vocum ...
Datur 8C Teut. zerkerben,glaa dio Diffecare, vel in variislocis czsim Feríre, Alludit 8C nostro Curve, pro Insculpere, Incidere, Gnyga'em'. a Cafe, Theca, Loculus , parüm defiexo sensu , à Fr. G. Caffe, Cista, utr. à Lat. Capsa, ' l b a Eascmak ...
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Informatorium of verklaer-boeck over het Theatrum ... - Pagina 109
... camtus Compertre cómperi compc'rtus Farcíre farfi fartus Infercire inferfi infértus Refercire reférfi retenus Feríre f ferítus Fulcíre fulfi faltus Haurire haufi haufius Operire operui opértus Reperire reperi reparus Salíreialii faltus bekleedtn apenen ...
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Georgii Pray, Stephen Katona, et Danielis Cornides, ... - Pagina 15
... at fuste feríre ----- hoc ípsi etíam Grò'nlandí homínes crudo, & ímmítí coelo asvetí, índecorum fibí effe censent. (a) Verum de his, malím, ut Academias, quarum membrum sactus_ es, judícíum constítuant :' ego rebus , non verbís, ¡mmorabor, ...
Georg PRAY, Daniel Cornides, Antal GÁNÓCZY,
1784
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Publii Virgilii Maronis Carmina Omnia - Pagina 34
39 delinque fluctus furentes maris acitati , et nihil enraus cos sine feríre litora. — 40 Нас voce ii qui interrogar t, ad illud transiré soient quod potisslmum scire ctipiuiit. l'ara, serena; nocte autem ca- niendum de ccelo nocturno , nt ¡ntclligitur ex ...
Virgil, Friedrich Dübner, John Bond,
1858
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P. V. M. Bucolicôn Liber. The Bucolics of Virgil literally ... - Pagina 154
... Jeminine gender. a torch or taper félix, felicis, an adjective, of one termination. happy, fortunate, prosperous kind, propitious, v, 65 fêra, férae, a noun common, of the first declension and feminine gender. a nild beast fério, feríre, a verb active, ...
Virgil, T. W. C. Edwards,
1825
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A New Pocket Dictionary of the Italian and English ... - Pagina 153
... Ferlale,a.col ` '~" Ц ' ' ' › =` Y Ferialméntc, adi: Feriáto, a. vac Fenménto, sm. a _ Fermo, a. wild, тиара/Р _ _ _ -- v' Feríre, to wound, strike, lz. r... __ gglàre, to fe ' ‹ 1'6Г!$а‚&/`.ашоип‹1‚/гигг‚ cut панды f .^ e, следила": ' _52.Fergtà, stìerceness ...
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Short introduction of grammar ... of the Latine tongue ...
... tei*ús le/feríre, feretur. phr. feremur, fere- mini,ferentur. - < • Poflum, Voló, Malo, babe no UmperatiDe Styotíb. »«t allô in Ovid. 6 Ftro is irregular only in this, that in certain tenlW it loofei the vowel after г ; as, /•«, /л-г, for /fr«, /ич>. 7 T«/< is made ...
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The new pocket dictionary of the Italian and English ...
... mortal Féretro, m. a coffin, tomb Féria, m. a festival, holiday/ Feríale, adj. common, ordinary, trivial Ferialménte, adv. commonly Feriato, adj. vacant ; giorno fenáto,/«íiwi( Feriménto, m. a wounding Ferino, adj. wild, savage, fierce, cruel Feríre, ...
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A New Abridgment of Ainsworth's Dictionary: English and ...
Historical, hiatoricua, historians. Historically, historiée. A history, biatoria. To write a history, historian) ecribeVe. To hit, feríre, percutiré. [Happen or succeed } conliiietfre, ac- cNore, etieeedSre- Or agree about a thing, de re aliquft consentiré.