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2 moulted
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3 moulted
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4 MOULTED
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5 moulted
vბუმბულდაცვენილი, ბუმბული დაცვივდა -
6 rontok
deciduousis, drop off, fall off, shed* * *moult, moulted, moulted, moulting* * *drop off, fall off, shed -
7 rontokkan
moult, moulted, moulted, moulting -
8 mútaðr
pp. that has moulted or mewed (gáshaukr fimm sinnum m.).* * *part. [from Old Fr. muter; Engl. to mute, moult; the Lat. mutatus is a hawk that has been in the muta (Fr. mue, Engl. mews), and has done moulting]:—of a hawk that has moulted; einn hinn fríðasti gáshaukr með fögrum fótum, svá sem hann væri fimm sinnum eða sex mútaðr, Str. 75, where the French original has mues; þúsund gáshauka mútaða, Karl. 485. -
9 линялый
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10 линный
Fishery: molted (о птицах), moulted -
11 pelecho
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12 линялий
( про тканину) faded, discoloured, moulted -
13 mue
mue2 [my]feminine noun* * *
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II my1) Zoologie ( renouvellement) ( d'insecte) metamorphosis; (de serpent, lézard) sloughing of the skin; (d'oiseau, de mammifère) moulting [BrE]; ( de cerf) casting3) ( de voix) breaking GB ou changing US of voice4) ( transformation) liter transformation* * *my nf1) [oiseau, mammifère] moulting Grande-Bretagne molting USA, [serpent] sloughing2) [jeune garçon] breaking of the voice* * *mue nf1 Zool ( renouvellement) ( d'insecte) metamorphosis; (de serpent, lézard) sloughing of the skin; (d'oiseau, de mammifère) moultingGB; ( de cerf) casting;2 Zool ( dépouille) (d'insecte, de serpent) slough, sloughed skin; ( d'oiseau) shed feathers (pl); ( de mammifère) shed fur; ( de cerf) shed antlers (pl);3 ( de voix) breaking GB, changing US; pendant sa mue il n'osait plus chanter while his voice was breaking GB ou changing US he didn't dare to sing;4 fig ( transformation) transformation.[my] nom féminin1. ZOOLOGIE [transformation - d'un reptile] sloughing ; [ - d'un volatile] moulting ; [ - d'un mammifère à poils] shedding hair, moulting ; [ - d'un mammifère sans poils] shedding ou casting (of skin) ; [ - d'un cerf] shedding (of antlers)3. [dépouille - d'un reptile] slough ; [ - d'un volatile] moulted feathers ; [ - d'un mammifère à poils] shed hair ; [ - d'un mammifère sans poils] shed skin ; [ - d'un cerf] shed antlers5. [cage] (hen) coop -
14 ÞRÍR
(þrjár, þrjú), card. numb. three.* * *þrjár, þrjú; gen. þriggja; dat. þrimr and þrim, later and mod. þremr, þrem; acc. þrjá, þrjár, þrjú: [Goth. þreis; A. S. þrî; Engl. three; O. H. G. drî; Germ. drei; Dan. tre; Lat.-Gr. tres, τρεις; etc.]:—three, Nj. 16, 23, 81, Grág. i. 82, ii. 392, Landn. 126, K. Þ. K. 164, Fms. v. 8, vii. 235, and passim; brjóta í þrjú (cp. í tvau), to break into three (mod. í þrennt), Hom. 141, Ísl. ii. 337.B. COMPDS with þrí- = three-, thrice-: þrí-angaðr, adj. three-forked, Stj. 430, MS. 544. 15. þrí-boginn, part. thrice-bent, Bárð. 175. þrí-breiðr, adj. of triple breadth, of cloth, Rb. 120, D. N. i. 410. þrí-bryddr, part. with threefold mounting, Landn. 190. þrí-deila, u, f. the rule of three. þrí-deildr, part. divided into three parts, A.A. 283. þrí-deili, n. a third part (?), N. G. L. i. 356. þrí-delningr, m. a third part, B. K. 40. þrí-engdr, part. three-pronged, Stj. 430. þri-falda, að, to make threefold, Stj. 551. þrí-faldr, adj. threefold, = þrefaldr, Fb. i. 423. þrí-forn, adj. thrice-old, i. e. three years old; þrífornt smjör, Skíða R. 197. þrí-fættr, adj. three-legged, Vápn. 24; þrífættr piltr þrifinn ok vandstilltr, in a riddle of the distaff. þrí-gilda, d, to pay threefold, Fms. x. 172, Gþl. 359. þrí-gildr, part. of threefold value. þrí-greindr, part. three-branched, Stj. 57, 67. þrí-hendr, adj. a metrical term, each line having three rhyming syllables, Edda i. 648. þrí-heilagr, adj. lasting three days, of feasts, e. g. halda Jól þríheilagt, to keep Christmas three days. þrí-húsaðr, part. consisting of three houses, Stj. 57. þrí-hyrndr, part. [A. S. þryhyrned], three-horned, triangular, Fms. iii. 180. þrí-hyrningr, m. a triangle, Pr. 477, 478: a local name of a mountain, Landn., Nj. þrí-höfðaðr, adj. three-headed, Niðrst. 6, Skm. 31. þrí-kvíslaðr, part. three-branched, Stj. ch. 135, Al. 168, Karl. 299. þrí-liða, u, f. the rule of three, mathem. þrí-menningr, m. a third cousin, Fb. i. 287, Nj. 235, Gþl. 247; in K. Á. 140 even of a woman. þrí-merkingr, m. a ring weighing three ounces, Grág. ii. 171. þrí-mútaðr, thrice-moulted, of a falcon, Karl. 10. þrí-nættr, adj. three nights old, Edda 58; þing þrínætt, lasting three nights (days), Js. 37. þrí-skafinn, part. thrice-polished, Fas. ii. 326. þrí-skeptr, part. wadmal of three strands, cp. tvískeptr, Grág. (Kb.) ii. 246. þrí-skeyta, u, f. a triangle, Rb. (1812) 25. þrí-skipta, t, to divide into three parts, Stj. 451, N. G. L. i. 389. þrí-strendingr, m. a kind of shell, Eggert Itin. ch. 901. þrí-taka, tók, to repeat thrice. þrí-tíðungr, m. a bull three years old, N. G. L. i. 31, 99, Gþl. 111. þrí-tugandi, -undi (mod. þrí-tugasti), [A. S. þryttigoða], the thirtieth. Fms. x. 194, Rb. (1812) 3. þrítug-nátti, of thirty nights (days), of a month, Jb., Rb. 10, 56. þrí-tugr and þrí-tögr, adj. aged thirty, Fms. iv. 2, Hom. 55; þrítögr, Íb. 15: having thirty oars, þrítugt skip, Fms. vii. 234, N. G. L. i. 104: measuring thirty (fathoms, ells), Fas. i. 159, Landn. 51, Rb. 12 ( of thirty days). þrítugs-aldr, m. the age of thirty. þrítug-sessa, u, f. a thirty-oared ship, Nj. 42. þrítugs-morginn, m. the morning of the thirtieth day, N. G. L. i. 14. þrí-tugti, the thirtieth, D. N. iv. 343, 369. þrítög-náttr, adj. = þrítugnátti, of thirty nights, epithet of a month, Íb. 7. þrí-valdi, a, m. the name of a giant, Edda (in a verse). þrí-vegis, adv. thrice. þrí-vetr, adj. three winters old, = þrévetr, Eluc. 149, Stj. 111, O. H. L. ch. 77. þrí-vægr, adj. of triple weight, 732. 16. þrí-þættr, adj. three-twisted. þrí-æri, n. a period of three years, D. N. þrí-ærr, adj. three years old, Stj. 111. -
15 þrímútaðr
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16 deplumis
deplumis, deplume ADJmoulted; denuded of feathers; without feathers (L+S); featherless -
17 PEHPECHTIA
pehpechtia > pehpechtih.*\PEHPECHTIA v.t. tê-., faire le lit de quelqu'un, être son domestique.*\PEHPECHTIA v.t. tla-., bâter une bête de somme; fonder, baser son discours sur quelque autorité.*\PEHPECHTIA v.réfl.,1.\PEHPECHTIA dresser, faire son lit, préparer la place où l'on doit s'asseoir.2.\PEHPECHTIA faire son nid." mopepechtia ", elle fait son nid.Est dit de la dinde cihuatôtolin. Sah11,54.*\PEHPECHTIA v.bitrans. motê-., faire de quelqu'un sa couche.Expression rituelle qui se réfère aux prisonniers sacrifiés en premier et qui constituent comme une couche sur laquelle mourra l'incarnation même de la divinité." quimmopehpechtîzqueh ", ils en feront leur couche. Sah2,95.*\PEHPECHTIA v.bitrans. motla-.,1.\PEHPECHTIA se faire une couche, un lit de quelque chose." zan tilmahzolli zan âyâzolli in commopehpechtiah, in commopehpechiah ", ce n'est avec de vieux tissu, qu'avec de pauvres tissus d'agave qu'ils se font une couche, qu'ils se font un lit. Sah2,144.2. \PEHPECHTIA rassembler des choses pour faire son nid.." motlapehpechtia ", elle rassemble ses oeufs - she gathers her eggs.Est dit de la dinde cihuâtôtolin. Sah11,54.3. \PEHPECHTIA utiliser quelque chose en guise de fond, servir de fond pour mettre en valeur quelque chose. expression utilisée par les plumassiers." in catlehhuâtl quimonâmictia, quimopehpechtia tlazohihhuitl ", quelle sorte (de plumes) s'harmonisera, servira de fond aux plumes précieuses - whatsoever kind would harmonize, would serve as hasis for for the précious feathers. Sah9,94." in tzinitzcan yehhuâtl quimopehpechtia in cochoihhuitl ", pour le trogon il utilisaient des plumes d'un perroquet vert comme fond - for trogonorus, they used green parrot feathers as basis. Sah9,94." zan nô yeh quimopepechtia in tôzcuicuil ", de la même manière, ils utilisaient des plumes de perroquet jaune qui mue comme fond - in the same way, they used moulted yellow parrot feathers to form the basis. Sah9,S5.Form: sur pehpechtli. -
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19 vedlett
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20 линялый
прил.(о ткани и т.п.)faded, discoloured, moulted
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