perdicis N C

См. также в других словарях:

• PERDIX — I. PERDIX Daedali nepos. quem, cum serrae usum primus reperisset, a patruo invidiâ percito ab excelsa quâdam turri ferunt perisset, a patruo invidiâ percito ab excelsa quâdam turri ferunt praecipitatum, deorumque misericordiâ in avem sui nominis… …   Hofmann J. Lexicon universale

• perdicés — (pèr di sé) s. m. pl. Terme de zoologie. Tribu de l ordre des gallinacés renfermant ceux de ces oiseaux chez lesquels les tarses sont longs, robustes et nus, la queue courte et peu fournie, les sourcils et quelquefois même la tête entière… …   Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré

• Paridge — This interesting name, recorded in the spellings of Partridge, and the rare dialectals Parridge and Paridge, is of early medieval English and Old French origin, derived from the Middle English word pertrich , partridge, from the Old French… …   Surnames reference

• Partrick — This interesting name is of early medieval English and Old French origin, derived from the Middle English word pertrich , partridge, from the Old French perdriz , itself from the Latin perdix, perdicis . As a surname, Partridge or its variant… …   Surnames reference

• Partridge — Recorded in several forms including Patriche and Patridge, this is an English surname. It is of early medieval origins and derives from the Old French word perdriz , itself from the Latin perdix, perdicis , and means a partridge. As a surname it… …   Surnames reference

• Patriche — Recorded in several forms including Patriche and Patridge, this is an English surname. It is of early medieval origins and derives from the Old French word perdriz , itself from the Latin perdix, perdicis , and means a partridge. As a surname it… …   Surnames reference

• Patridge — Recorded in several forms including Patriche and Patridge, this is an English surname. It is of early medieval origins and derives from the Old French word perdriz , itself from the Latin perdix, perdicis , and means a partridge. As a surname it… …   Surnames reference

• VIMEN — ex vico vel vincio, quasi Vincimen, olim, cannabis usu nondum cognitô, funibus contexendis inserviebat. Inde est apud Calpurnium, Eclog. 3. Quod si dura times etiam nunc verbera Phylli, Tradimus ecce manus, licet illae Vimine tortô Scilice, et… …   Hofmann J. Lexicon universale

• Lendenlahm — * Er ist lendenlahm. Lat.: Perdicis crura. (Philippi, II, 91.) …   Deutsches Sprichwörter-Lexikon