- neve
videat quo modo fiat. Hoc
votum in
annos singulos, si voles,
licebit vovere. Cato the Elder, On
Farming 83,
English translation from the Loeb classical...
- In
ancient Roman religion, a
votum (plural vota; from
Latin voveo,
vovere 'vow, promise') is a vow or
promise made to a deity. As the
result of this verbal...
- omnivore, omnivorous, voracious, voracity,
voraginous vov-, vot- vow
Latin vovere,
votus devote, devotee, devotion, devotional, devout, devolve, devow, votary...
- ("Cow")
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Voverė ("Squirrel")
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- omnivore, omnivorous, voracious, voracity,
voraginous vov-, vot- vow
Latin vovere,
votus devote, devotee, devotion, devotional, devout, devolve, devow, votary...
-
promise made to a deity. The word
comes from the past
participle of voveo,
vovere; as the
result of the
verbal action "vow, promise", it may
refer also to...
- is Galēni village. Galēni
Gribolva Indāni Lomi-Bortnieki
Maltas Trūpi
Voveres "Reģionu, novadu, pilsētu un
pagastu kopējā un
sauszemes platība gada sākumā"...
- infēlīcibus ūstulanda lignīs. Et hoc
pessima sē
puella vidit iocōsē lepidē
vovēre dīvīs. Nunc, ō caeruleō creāta pontō, quae
sanctum Īdalium Ūriōsque apertōs...
- occupation,
Lithuanian partisans of the Kęstutis
military district,
later the
Voverė and Kunigaikštis Žvelgaitis
detachments of Prisikėlimas
military district...
-
place that
involved representatives from the district, as well as from the
Voverė and Atžalynas units. On 31
March the Prisikėlimas
military district was...
