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1 коровник
2) American: barn3) Obsolete: vaccary4) Engineering: cow barn5) Agriculture: cow kennel, dairy byre7) British English: shippen8) Australian slang: stock hut9) Makarov: cattle barn, cattle house, cattle shed, cow building, livestock shed, stock shed -
2 краварник
cowshed, cow-house, stall, byre(кравеферма) dairy farm* * *крава̀рник,м., -ци, (два) крава̀рника cowshed, cow-house, stall, byre; ( кравеферма) dairy farm.* * *byre; cowhouse* * *1. (кравеферма) dairy farm 2. cowshed, cow-house, stall, byre -
3 FJÓS
n. cow-house, byre; vera í fjósi, to attend to the cows.* * *1.n., contr. form = fé-hús = ‘cow-house,’ [Norse fjös; the contracted form is usual even in the earliest writers]:—a cow-house, byre, stall, Ld. 98, Gísl. 28 sqq., Dropl. 28, Njarð. 368, Sturl. ii. 43, iii. 54, Fms. ix. 508; vera í fjósi, or fara í fjós, to attend to the cows.COMPDS: fjós-dyr, fjós-haugr, fjós-hlaða, fjós-hurð, fjós-reka, fjós-veggr, etc., the door, mound, barn, hurdle, spade, wall, etc. of a fjós. fjós-gata, u, f. the byre-path, Landn. 51. Fjósa-karlar, m. pl. the ‘byre-carles,’ the three stars in the sword of Orion. fjósa-kona, u, f. a byre-maid, Landn. (Hb.) 51: fjósa-konur, the ‘byre-maids,’ the three stars in the belt of Orion, because the dairy-work is in the winter months (Dec., Jan.) fixed by the rising of these stars. fjósa-verk, n. ‘byre work,’ attendance on the cows, Nj. 185, v. l.2.mod. þjós, f. the carcase of a whale, Grág. ii. 360, 372, Jb. 310 B (passim). -
4 vaccheria
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