WHAT DOES FECÚND MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of fecúnd in the Romanian dictionary
(1) (about beings) Which is capable of reproduction; capable of reproducing. 2) (about beings) Who multiplies easily and quickly; with the property of multiplying easily and quickly; productive; prolific. 3) (about soil, land, etc.) Which yields large crops; with high productivity; fruitful; rich; fertile. 4) Fig. (about people) Who produces much and fast; with the ability to produce much and fast. 5) (about ideas, imagination, principles, subjects, etc.) That offers various possibilities for development. FECÚND ~dă (~zi, ~de) 1) (despre ființe) Care este apt de reproducere; capabil să se reproducă. 2) (despre ființe) Care se înmulțește ușor și repede; cu proprietatea de a se înmulți ușor și repede; productiv; prolific. 3) (despre sol, terenuri etc.) Care dă recolte mari; cu productivitate mare; roditor; mănos; fertil. 4) fig. (despre persoane) Care produce mult și repede; cu capacitatea de a produce mult și repede. 5) (despre idei, imaginație, principii, subiecte etc.) Care oferă posibilități variate de dezvoltare.
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «FECÚND»
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Triunfo euangelico de Christo, y sus santos: en varios ... - Pagina 95
fecúnd. Mate. i. 7. . . INTRODVCCION/. \ EMpeñoíCs-afanofamentc Fecit queßfljgellur* de fuñica- •• efcabrofo andar à bufcar lit, fue vn manojo de cambro- ternuras cu vn efpino; nació, n es puerto en forma de rama- parala аГрсгегч , enemigo ...
Isidro de San Juan ((O. de M.)), Lorenzo de Ibarra, Lorenzo de Ibarra ((Madrid)), 1672
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Entick's New Spelling Dictionary ... To which is prefixed ... - Pagina 145
... muddinefs, fóulnefs, fediment, leu Fec'ulent, а. muddy, faul, dreggy, Full ofdxegs Fecúnd, p. fruitful, plentiful, abundant, rich Fecund'ute, т; а. to make fruitful or prolìlìc каштанов, . еще ofmakin.; мы ul or rich Fecund'ìty, „тащишь, abundance, ...
John ENTICK, William CRAKELT, 1800
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A Spelling-dictionary of the English Language, on a New ... - Pagina 62
... f 'x, v FE l fear, f x fear, v .3 feâñble, n l fеза, f l feat, f 2 feâшет, T 3 feârhcrlefs, a 2 feâture, f 3 fébrifuge, f 4 febri'fugous, a 4. fé'bruary, f 4. fé'culency, f 3 fé'wlent, I. 2 fecúnd, a 4 fecúndity, f x fee, f 2 feéble, a x feed, v l feel, v .il. feéler, f 3 feеâry, ...
John Newbery (Publisher.), 1762
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A New Vocabulary of the Most Difficult Words in the ... - Pagina 94
(pronounce feézible) practicable, that may be Fébrifúge, f. a medicine against a fever. s [done. Fébrile, a. proceeding from a fever. Féces or fæces, s. 'fediments, dregs. Fec"ulent, a. muddy, foul. Fecúnd, a. fruitful ; hence fecúndity, fruitfulnefs.
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A new English dictionary. A new classical English ...
... (a) abounding with Jokes or Jests, pleafant. fácular,(a)done or spoken in Jest, sportful. fecúnd (a) or fácond, joyful, pleasant, merry, A fog, a Shake of a Coach or Cart. - To fog, to shake, to fhove with the Elbow. To fóggle, to jog, or move often.
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The New Spelling Dictionary ... Revised, Corrected, and ... - Pagina 142
Fecúnd, a, fruitful, plentiful, rich . . ' Fecundátion, f. the aćt of måking fruitful Fecund'ity, f. fruitfulnefs, fluency Fed, pret. offeed "" . - Fed'ary, Fed'erary, f. a pàrtner, a dependant Fed'eral, a. relating to a league or contraft Fee, f a reward, perquifite, ...
John ENTICK, William CRAKELT, 1784
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E.'s New Spelling and English Dictionary ... To which is ... - Pagina 145
... dreggy, full of drego Fecúnd, a; fruitful, plentiful, s bundant, rich Fecund'ate, v. a. to make fruitful or prolific Fecundátion, f. the aćt of making fruitfurðr rich Fecund'ity, f. fruitfulnefs, abundance, duency Fed, pret. and í art. of tof, ed [dant Fedary, ...
John ENTICK, William CRAKELT, 1795
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Tabulae primi Mobilis - Pagina xliv
нМея-йфе. Ad quod temporis momia tum datur locus Solis ex tabulis noliris fecúnd/Orllm MOíHlmm gf- 2 2'- Ojo', ...
Giovanni Antonio Magini, 1604
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Politica para corregidores y senores de vassallos en ... - Pagina 443
А lberioin l.eosl.p'of'r"Gui llìerzC.' de :mo do 111111151 quin4 fecúnd.5pccu 1.11.111 titul'g 'de {ement-colma tcpen- capito{а & Ceruìcofa prxcepr'a iu dícum inanía i . -‚ .-_-: ce 6ta lupr. 1110 lib.c7nu64 Ь 1111.2-11:.дс origi. iur-.quo е11:.
Geronymo Castillo de Bobadilla, 1597
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Diccionario nuevo y completo de las lenguas española é ... - Pagina 475
FECÚND. adj. Fruitful , prolifick. Fecundo , fértil , molifico. FECUNDATION, s. The act of making prolifick. Fecundación, la acción de fecundar. FECÚNDIFIED. pret. y part. pas. del verbo to fecundify. TO FECÚNDIFY. v. a. To make fruitful.
Tomás Conelly ((O.P.)), Tomás Higgins ((O.P.)), 1797
