- The term
composition (from
Latin com- "with" and
ponere "to place") as it
refers to writing, can
describe authors'
decisions about,
processes for designing...
- organ, or
simply positive, positiv, positif, or chair) (from the
Latin verb
ponere, "to place") is a small,
usually one-manual, pipe
organ that is
built to...
-
SOLARIUS MEDIOLANENSIS ANNO
NATIVIT ATIS
DOMINI 1491
KALENDIS MARTIIS IUSSIT PONERE. In English: Ivan Vasiliyevich, by the
grace of God the
Grand Duke of Vladimir...
-
ideograms ADORARE = ๐
โ
AEDIFICARE = ๐โ, ๐โ
AEDIFICIUM = ๐โ AEDIFICIUM.
PONERE = ๐โ, ๐โ AEDIFICIUM+MINUS = VASTUS) = ๐โ ALA = ๐โ
AMPLECTI = ๐โ, ๐ฑโ...
- โ 'thing',
competing with res);
mittere ('send' โ 'put',
competing with
ponere);
necare ('murder' โ 'drown',
competing with submergere);
pacare ('placate'...
- part of a verb
family that has
stronger roots to
Latin equivalents (lat.
pลnere/pลnฤbam and dฤซcere/dฤซcฤbam).
Other verbs include fare(infinitive)/faccio(present...
- dฤซcere, bere ("to drink")
comes from
bibere and
porre ("to put")
comes from
pลnere.
Together with the
traditional patterns of conjugation, new
classes and...
- poste,
which ultimately stems from the past
participle of the
Latin verb
ponere 'to lay down or place'. So in the U.K., the
Royal Mail
delivers the post...
-
preposition comes from Latin: prae-
prefix (pre- prefix) ("before") and Latin:
ponere ("to put"). This
refers to the
situation in
Latin and Gr**** (and in English)...
- the term
positivism is
derived from
Latin positus, the past
participle of
ponere,
meaning "to place" or "to put".[citation needed]
Legal positivism holds...
