- Old English: feoh ("livestock, money"), *fehu ("livestock"), Latin:
pecū,
pecūs ("livestock"), Sanskrit: पशु (paṧu, "livestock, cattle"). By extension...
- them,
Hydropotes and Moschus. The name "Pecora"
comes from the
Latin word
pecus,
which means "cattle".
Although most
pecorans have
cranial appendages, only...
- palaeographical,
philological and
historical grounds[how?].
pecus est Suidas, sed
pecus aurei velleris [Suidas is cattle, but
cattle with a
golden fleece]...
- data from a photo-electric
control unit (
PECU)
array which is then used to
calculate the
energy consumption. A
PECU array is a
device that
holds a representative...
- for
ownerless property that p****es to The
Crown boni
pastoris est
tondere pecus non
deglubere it is a good shepherd's [job] to
shear his flock, not to flay...
- 9 mi) 1972-12-29 101 7 92 2 1* COM
LANSA Flight 502
Lockheed L-188
Electra pecuCusco, Peru ICL CUZ c. 4 km (2.5 mi) 1970-08-09 101 6 95 0 † COM Northwest...
- from
Latin pecurarius, "shepherd", from pecoris, "flock", a
derivation of
pecus [1], "sheep". It is a
cognate of the
standard Italian word for shepherd...
-
Marko Hietala (b****/vocals),
Zachary Hietala (guitars), Mako H (guitars) and
Pecu Cinnari (drums). The "Wings of Darkness"
single saw the
daylight in April...
- "property"—originally
referring to "cattle"—which is
cognate with the
classical Latin word
pecus,
meaning "cattle," "money," or "wealth."
European feudalism had its roots...
-
their own food. The word
peculium points to the
addition of
livestock (
pecus). Any
surplus could be sold at market. Like
other practices that encouraged...
