Dillmann*Dillmann, Christian Friedrich August. Lexicon linguae aethiopicae, cum indice latino. Adiectum est vocabularium tigre dialecti septentrionalis compilatum a W. Munziger. Lipsiae: Th.O. Weigel, 1865. and follow-up projects, Latin
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PoS | pass.III,1 |
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translations | deprimi la incurvari la humiliari la se submittere la fractum corruere la collabi la consternari la terrore la timore deprimi la aliud la |
morphology | pass. |
references | Rom. 11,10 Ps. 68,28 Chrys. Ta. 23 Job 9,13 Jes. 2,9 Ps. 9,33 Ps. 37,6 Jer. 28,56 Nah. 2,10 Jer. 37,6 Hen. 60,3 Hez. 21,7 Jes. 13,8 2 Esr. 16,1 |
labels | Voc. Ae. |
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TraCES*ERC Advanced Grant TraCES (Grant Agreement 338756) and follow-up projects, English
ተቀፅዐ፡ taqaḍʿa III,1 ( ተቀጽዐ፡ taqaṣʿa III,1) être coupéfr, être tailléfr, être ajustéfr, être adaptéfr, être raccommodéfr, lorsqu’il s’agit d’un morceau d’étoffe ou de cuir, manque dans le . Texte et référence: ሰላም፡ ለሀገርከ፡ ኢየሩሳሌም፡ እንተ፡ አንሶሰውከ፡ በአሣዕን፡ ዘኢተቀፅዓ፡ በእደ፡ ሰብእ፡ ዘኢይደልዎ፡ ለዮሐንስ፡ ይፍታሕ፡ ቶታነ፡ አሣዕኒከ፡ እምእገሪከ። Ms. BNFabb226, fol. 106vb.
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PoS | III,1III,1 |
transcription | taqaṣʿa taqaḍʿa taqaḍʿa taqaṣʿa taqaṣʿa qaṣʿa |
translations | être coupéfr être tailléfr être ajustéfr être adaptéfr être raccommodéfr be pressed downen be overcome with aween stoopen bow downen benden fall in ruinsen collapseen fainten sink to the grounden be overwhelmed with terroren be chopped upen |
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bibliography | 180 449a |
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