- kursim
- I.meconomy [thrift]II.mparsimonyIII.msavingIV.mthriftiness
Albanian-English dictionary. 2013.
kursim
Look at other dictionaries:
List of Albanian films — This is a list of films produced in the Cinema of Albania. Contents 1 1940s 2 1950s 3 1960s 4 1970 5 1971 … Wikipedia
Saim Kokona — (26 February 1934 in Gjirokastër, Albania is the most prolific Albanian cinematographer in the Cinema of Albania.Kokona began working in film in 1964 on Qemal Stafa and has undetaken the cinematography of over 40 films between then and 1990,… … Wikipedia
Albafilm-Tirana — was the largest film distributor in the Cinema of Albania connected with over 700 films between 1947 and 2000. They have distributed the vast majority of Albanian movies. Filmography of Albafilm Tirana1940s*1 Maj 1949 (1949) ... Distributor… … Wikipedia
papladėlis — papladė̃lis sm. (2) virbų, žabų kūlelis: Atnešk vieną papladė̃lį, kursim ugnį Krkn … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
patraškai — patraškaĩ sm. pl. (3b) žr. patraškės: Paieškok patraškų̃, kursim ugnį Ar … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
sausėkas — sm. žr. sauseklis: Paieškok kur gerų sausėkų, tai kursim ugnį Lš … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
skilpelis — skilpẽlis sm. (2) mažas šipuliukas: Paduok skilpẽlį, tai su žairom inpūsim ugnies Pls. Atskelk skilpẽlį, ugnį kursim Rod … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
stripangalis — stripañgalis sm. (1), stripangalis (1) Dglš, Švnč, stripangalỹs (34b) Vlk žr. strapankgalis: Parink šituos strìpangalius ir nešk pečiun Knv. Paieškok stripangalių, ugnelę kursim Ml. Paduo stripangalį kur skalesnį – balanų priskaldysiu Mlt.… … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
ugnavietė — ugnãvietė sf. (1) KBII97, K, BzBkVII19, LB171, J.Jabl, NdŽ, KŽ, DūnŽ, Varn, Skr, ugnaviẽtė (2) LKAI186(Kš, Vlk, Vrn, Prl), Nč; R139, MŽ183, N, M žr. ugniavietė: 1. Nt, Lkv, Kv, Vlkš, Grk, Jnš Kai nuejau pažiūrėt – ugnaviẽtės nė ženklo Nmn.… … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
HASKALAH — (Heb. הַשְׂכָּלָה), Hebrew term for the Enlightenment movement and ideology which began within Jewish society in the 1770s. An adherent of Haskalah became known as a maskil (pl. maskilim). The movement continued to be influential and spread, with … Encyclopedia of Judaism
