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1 LJÁ
I)(lé, léða, léðr), v.1) l. e-m e-s or e-m e-t, to lend one a thing (muntu mér, Freyja, fjaðrhams ljá?; bað hann ljá sér skip);2) to grant, give (vil ek, at þú ljáir mér tómstundar til at finna Gizur); l. sik til e-s, to lend oneself to a thing (ef hann vill sik til þess l. at gera yðr mein);3) impers., þat má vera, (at) þér ljái þess hugar at hverfa aptr, may be thou art minded to return; ef þér lér tveggja huga um þetta mál, if thou art in two minds in this matter.f. new-mown grass (kona hans rakaði ljá eptir honum).* * *1.pres. lé, lér, mod. ljæ, ljær, pl. ljúm; pret. léði; pres. subj. lé (Blanda MS.), ljái, Nj. 77, Gg. 11, and mod.: the part. lénir (pl.), Fms. viii. (pref. xxv), is a relic of a lost strong inflexion; in mod. usage léðr; imperat. lé, 656 C. 35; mod. ljá or ljáðu: [Ulf. leiwan, a redupl. strong verb = δανείζειν, Matth. v. 42, Luke vi. 34; A. S. and O. H. G. lihan; Germ. leihen; cp. Icel. lán, lána, lén]:—to lend, with gen. of the thing, dat. of the person, but later with acc. of the thing; muntú mér, Freyja, fjaðrhams ljá? Þkv. 3; Óðinn léði Dag (dat.) geirs síns, Sæm. 114; ok ljái (subj., better lé) þér æ friðdrjúgrar farar, Gg. 11; nú hjálpi oss Guð, ok lé oss tóms at bæta syndir várar, Blanda (MS.); hón léði honum megin-gjarða ok járngreipa, Edda 60 (Cod. Worm.); þá léði hann Þórgesti setstokka (gen. pl.), Landn. 104; ef menn ljá göngu-mönnum fjár síns, Grág. i. 262.: ljá öðrum marks, ii. 304; ljá ambáttar, id.; ef maðr lér manni skips, 394; þeir léðu honum hesta (gen. pl.), Ld. 136; sá er skyldr at ljá skips er beðinn er, K. Þ. K. 8; lé þú mér höfuðdúks þíns, Post. 656, l. c.; at þú ljáir mér tómstundar, Nj. 77; Ingimundr lér þeim Stíganda (gen.?), Fs. 30.2. metaph. to grant, allow; þeir ljá honum lífs, en engrar annarrar miskunnar, Hom. 119; er nú lér hann vándum mönnum at ganga yfir oss, Fms. vii. 262; þeim var grunr á, at þó mundi hafðir, þótt eigi væri lénir, viii. (pref. xxv); en annarr hafi léð, Grág. i. 437; þeir báðu sér skips, þeim var léð þegar, Nj. 20; hann kvaðsk hafa léð honum en eigi gefit, Eb. 168.3. later, with acc. of the thing, and so in mod. usage; ef hann vill sik til þess ljá, Hkr. i. 212;. hann lér sitt góða á frest, H. E. i. 519; sem Guð læir (i. e. lér) honum framast vit til, Js. 5, Fms. vi. 144, viii. 71, Karl. 247, Gísl. 19; hann lér þeim hestana, id.II. impers., þat má vera þér ljái þess hugar at hverfa aptr, may be thou art minded to return, Þorst. Síðu H 176; ef þér lér tveggja huga um þetta mál, if you are of two minds in this matter, Odd. 112 new Ed.; ok lér mér þess hugar, I ween, Fms xi. 96 (emend, for hlær mér hugr).III. reflex. ljásk, to lend oneself to a thing, Gþl. 216.2.f. [lé; East Angl. lay], the mown grass in a field: kona hans rakaði ljá eptir honum, ok bar reifa-barn á baki sér, Bs. i. 666; Stórólfr sendi griðkonur sínar at raka ljána eptir Ormi, Fb. i. 522, freq. in mod. usage.II. Ljá, the name of a river in western Iceland, whence Ljár-skógar, m. pl., Landn., but this local name is prob. of Gaelic origin, cp. Engl. Lea, Lee. -
2 traw|a
f 1. (gąszcz długich listków) grass U- gęsta/bujna/soczysta trawa thick/lush/succulent grass- skoszona trawa cut grass, grass cuttings- świeżo skoszona trawa freshly cut a. new-mown grass- garść trawy a handful of grass- źdźbło trawy a blade of grass- kosić trawę to cut a. mow the grass- obsiać ogród trawą to grass a garden (over)- obsiać pole trawą to plant a. sow a field with grass- leżeć/położyć się/wyciągnąć się na trawie to lie/to lie down/to stretch (oneself) out on the grass- strzyc trawę to mow the grass- tarzać się w trawie to roll around in the grass- jedzenie smakowało jak trawa the food had no taste at all2. Bot. grass- trawy niskie/wysokie/kępkowe short/tall/tussock grasses- trawy jednoroczne/wieloletnie annual/perennial grasses- trawy łąkowe/pastewne/pastwiskowe meadow/forage a. fodder/pasture grasses3. sgt pot. (marihuana) grass pot., weed pot.- □ trawa kwaśna zw. pl Bot. acidic grass- trawa morska Bot. eelgrass, seagrass- trawa słodka zw. pl Bot. sweetgrass- wiedzieć, co w trawie piszczy pot. to be (always) in the know, to know what’s what- zobaczyć/dowiedzieć się, co w trawie piszczy to see how the land liesThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > traw|a
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3 nasiąk|nięty
a. nasiąkły Ⅰ pp nasiąknąć Ⅱ adj. 1. (mokry) saturated, soaked- nasiąknięty krwią blood-soaked- ziemia nasiąknięta wodą ground saturated with water2. (przepojony) permeated, saturated- powietrze nasiąknięte zapachem skoszonej trawy air filled with the smell of mown grass3. przen. imbued, permeated- wrócił nasiąknięty zachodnimi obyczajami he came back imbued with the customs of the WestThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > nasiąk|nięty
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4 قص
قَصَّ \ clip: to cut short (hair, wool, etc.); cut neatly: She clipped the photograph out of the newspaper. cut: to make less, shorter or neater: I must get my hair cut. narrate: to tell (a story). relate: to tell (a stroy). report: to give an account of (sth.): The newspapers report events and speeches. You must report the accident to the police. Please report on your visit when you return. shear: to cut the wool off (a sheep). snip: to cut with short quick movements, using a two-bladed instrument (scissors etc.): I snipped the dead flowers off the roses, a snipping cut. \ See Also اقتطع (اِقتَطَعَ)، جز (جَزَّ)، شذب (شَذَّبَ)، روى (رَوَى)، بلغ عن (بَلَّغَ عن) \ قَصَّ العُشْبَ \ mow: to cut (grass; an area of grass): a freshly mown field. -
5 falciare
cut (with a scythe)fig mow down* * *falciare v.tr.1 to mow*, to sickle, to scythe, to reap, to cut* down: falciare l'erba, to mow the grass; falciare il grano, to reap the corn2 (fig.) to mow* down, to cut* down: i nostri soldati furono falciati dal nemico, our soldiers were mown down by the enemy; l'epidemia ha falciato milioni di vite, the epidemic has claimed millions of lives3 (sport) to bring* down, to hack down.* * *[fal'tʃare]verbo transitivo1) (tagliare) to mow*, to scythe [grano, erba]3) sport to bring* down [ avversario]* * *falciare/fal't∫are/ [1]1 (tagliare) to mow*, to scythe [grano, erba]3 sport to bring* down [ avversario]. -
6 biçilmek
"1. (for wood, stone) to be cut and shaped, be hewn (according to a pattern). 2. tailor. (for cloth) to be cut (in order to make a dress, shirt, etc.); (for a garment) to be cut out. 3. (for a cereal crop) to be reaped; (for hay, grass) to be cut, be mowed, be mown. 4. /a/ (for a price) to be put on, be assigned to (something). biçilmiş kaftan /için or a/ just the right person for; just the right thing for, just what was needed, just what the doctor ordered: Bu iş senin için biçilmiş kaftan. This job was made for you." -
7 mow
[məu] past tense mowed: past participles mowed ～mown verbto cut (grass etc) with a scythe or mower:يَجُز، يَحِش العُشْبHe mowed the lawn.
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