- go’ from
vadere, but nous
allons ‘we go’ from ambulare. Galician-Portuguese has a
similar example: imos from ire ‘to go’ and
vamos from
vadere ‘we go’;...
-
expressing concepts of "going": ire,
vadere, and *ambitare.[citation needed] In
Spanish and
Portuguese ire and
vadere merged into the verb ir,
which derives...
- thread" (HIC QUEM
CRETICUS EDIT.
DAEDALUS EST
LABERINTHUS . DE QUO
NULLUS VADERE .
QUIVIT QUI FUIT
INTUS . NI
THESEUS GRATIS ADRIANE .
STAMINE JUTUS"). Adalbert...
- the
original on
December 14, 2014.
Retrieved April 3, 2013. PHOTOS. Le
Vadering : après le
Harlem Shake et le "kamehameha", la
nouvelle mode
photo des...
- [tɾeβaˈʎa] ('to work')
Preterite formed with
auxiliary forms derived from
Latin vadere + infinitive, e.g., va fer [ˈba ˈfe] ('he/she did'), a
feature shared with...
- we come,
South Africa.
Fourth verse Op U
Almag vas
vertrouend Het ons
vadere gebou:
Skenk ook ons die krag, o Here! Om te
handhaaf en te hou – Dat die...
-
vacillare "sway, be untrustworthy" vacillate,
vacillation vad-, vas- go
Latin vadere evade,
pervasive vag-
wander Latin vagus,
vagare vagabond,
vague val- strength...
-
vacillare "sway, be untrustworthy" vacillate,
vacillation vad-, vas- go
Latin vadere evade,
pervasive vag-
wander Latin vagus,
vagare vagabond,
vague val- strength...
- the
major themes of Petty's writings,
summed up by his use of the
phrase vadere sicut vult, from
which laissez-faire is derived. As
mentioned earlier, the...
-
which has been
substituted by an
analytic past (periphrastic past) with
vadere +
infinitive in the rest of
modern Catalan and
Valencian variants. For example...
