WHAT DOES BLINDÉZ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of blindéz in the Romanian dictionary
blinds v. tr. (Blind, Blind, Blind, Blind). Fort. I blink a ditch and so on. Ferrous cover with a warrior, a fort, and so on. V. chiiurasez. blindéz v. tr. (fr. blinder, d. blinde, blindă). Fort. Apăr cu blinde un șanț ș.a. Acoper cu plăcĭ de fer un vapor de războĭ, un fort ș.a. V. chĭurasez.
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «BLINDÉZ»
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Johnson's (revised) universal cyclopaedia: a scientific ...
Thus blind. blind, is commonly declined in the masculine thus: Nom. blind; Gen. blindcs; Dat. blindum; Aoc. hlindne: Instrumental, blindéz Plural Nom. blinde; Gen. blindra; Dat. blindum: Acc. blinde: Instr. hlindum; but “the blind man " would be ...
Arnold Guyot, Frederick Augustus Porter Barnard, Johnson, A. J., Company, Pub, 1886
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An Exposition Vpon the Canonicall Epistle of Saint Iames: ... - Pagina 1
... children :seeing it is the Wordofsaluation, the imm'ortail ,,1>'cz_',_z£ seede'os our regeneratioi'i,'the word oftrueth, the instrument'whereby weare borne anew, to bethefirsifihite's of the creatures os God : who is then so blinde z'whieh seeth ...
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An explanation of the grand mystery of godliness - Pagina 117
The things that were typifiedin those ceremonies Christ used in healing the blinde z as in hie temperin Clay and Spittle. 10. A further and more fied Interpretation of t e whole Tranfaction. 11. Some brief touches upon the Prephefie: of Christ. t.
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Olfrid und Lisena. Ein romantisches Gedicht in zehn Gesängen
Nicht fürchtet er Entdeckung. Felfenwände Umftarren ringshcr die verborgne Schlucht. t Wohl merkt er fich die unbetretnen Pfadef Die ihn hinfirhren zu des Meets Eefiade. 66. Q wölbte fich die blendend weiße Blinde. Z Vom 63.
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Jerusalem and Babel: being a treatise whether Catholikes ... - Pagina 40
Having lost his own senses through pride, and overmuch confidence ofsihimsels, he was willing that all the World should be blinde z therefore zhe endeavors to si introduce Barbarism, and to ut out thee es of his Almajm; t at . a 'in such ate ...
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The Temple. Sacred poems and private ejaculations... by ... - Pagina 63
... llnpinne, or wrench from giving all their due. ' Whosc honestie is not ' '. ' So loose or easie, that a rufflin winde ' Can blow away, or glitfiring ook it blinde "z* * Who rides his sure and even trot, . While the world got' rides by, now lags behinde.
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The English Grammar: For the Benefit of All Strangers Out ... - Pagina 82
Conjunctions of divers sorts are taken one for another: as, But, 3 lWF' ring Conjunction, so r a conditioning .' Chaucer in the man of lawes tale. But it were with the ill' eyen of he; minde, I/V/th which men seen' after they hen blinde. z- '* ...
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Englands Elisabeth Her Life and Troubles ... - Pagina 176
Had not «um arce the blinde z.eal of her religi- ftrox. on, and authority of the Clergy overswayed her, the *?en,°l „ fiâmes of thcir consomme bloudlhall - 11 1 □çtiive nre had not mounted so ©w hais higst as heaven , thereto íb* tSíPH licitfbr ...
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The [hekatompathia (romanized Form)]: Or, Passionate ... - Pagina 114
... made me blinde, Z made m? ^Viii luppzelle ir wich Oelpignt : Wur luch a chougchr, as could abide her belt, H harbzed ltill wlchin mp caretull bzelt. Wur chole rond da?es are palt, and halke kozgone; Z pzactile now che qulre cleane conrrar?
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Roberto Manners, poemetto in versi sciolti.-Robert ... - Pagina 79
... erring wing Mid/l the reflril'led *ve/fils, and alike Baflies the valiant, and confounds the basi, While thro' the bloody scene, and finché} clouds, N0 order reigns, none hear their chiefs controll], But fi'ienels with friends, in blinde/Z rage contend.
Lorenzo PIGNOTTI, Robert Merry, Robert Manners, 1785
