This interesting surname is of Norman French origin, from St. Aubyn in France, and may now be regarded as a completely Hibernicized name. The family, first called de St. Aubyn, arrived in Ireland in the wake of the Norman Invasion (1169 1170),…

tapisèrija ž DEFINICIJA ukrasno tkanje s figuralnim i drugim motivima, tkano na tkalačkom stanu ili ručno od obojenih, ob. vunenih niti ETIMOLOGIJA fr. tapisserie

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dùktus m DEFINICIJA 1. način vođenja pera rukom pri pisanju, rukopis 2. meton. karakteristike stila i tekstualnog sadržaja nekog pisca [ući u nečiji duktus] 3. anat. provodni kanal, vod, cijev [žučni duktus] ETIMOLOGIJA lat. ductus: vođenje

1891, from It. gnocchi, pl. of gnocco, from nocchio a knot in wood, perhaps from a Germanic source akin to knuckle. So called for their shape

Translation — государственная комиссия по запасам полезных ископаемых — — — 39

noun (AmE) record of education, jobs, etc. ⇨ See also ↑curriculum vitae ADJECTIVE ▪ impressive ▪ brief, short ▪ extensive, long ▪ online

(ΑΜ ὀψέ, Α αιολ. τ. ὄψι) επίρρ. χρον. 1. μετά από πολύ χρόνο, αργά 2. σε προχωρημένη ώρα τής ημέρας, προς το βράδυ αρχ. (ως πρόθ. καταχρ. με γεν.) μετά από αυτά, κατόπιν 2. «ὀψέ ποτε» (κατά τον Ησύχ.) «μόλις ποτέ». [ΕΤΥΜΟΛ. Το θ. ὀψ τού επιρρ.…

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pòrtik m <N mn ici> DEFINICIJA arhit. 1. ulazni trijem, predvorje; natkriveni, ali otvoreni prostor što ga oblikuje niz stupova pred glavnim ulazom građevine 2. a. natkriveni hodnik sa stupovima duž zgrade b. prostor u obliku dvorane…

етіс. 隐藏内心的秘密 , 有意掩饰 , 守口如瓶

ȕskogrūdan prid. <odr. dnī> DEFINICIJA koji je uskih, ograničenih pogleda; uskogrud ETIMOLOGIJA usko + v. grudi

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Translation — следствие по телу — from russian — — 1

▪ district, England, United Kingdom       district, administrative county of West Sussex, historic county of Sussex, England. It is named for the River Adur, which cuts through the chalk ridge of the South Downs via an impressive water gap before

1923, trademark name registered by Frank Epperson of Oakland, Calif., presumably from (lolly)pop + (ic)icle

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