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121 proletarish
(adj.) proletarian -
122 proletaryer
(m.) proletarian -
123 프롤레타리아
n. proletarian -
124 프롤레타리아의
adj. proletarian, proletary -
125 grafgangs-maðr
m. a Norse law term; if freed slaves married against their master’s will, and became paupers, the master might put them into an open grave till one died, when the survivor was taken out. The tale of Svaði digging a grave for the poor, Fms. ii. 222, refers no doubt to this cruel law, which is described in N. G. L. i. 33, but not recorded elsewhere.II. generally a proletarian, N. G. L. i. 97. -
126 vernāculus
vernāculus adj. [verna], of home-born slaves: multitudo, Ta.—Native, domestic, indigenous, vernacular, Roman: festivitas: sapor, innate: crimen domesticum ac vernaculum, i. e. which applies to the accuser.* * *vernacula, vernaculum ADJdomestic, homegrown; indigenous, native; country; low-bred, proletarian -
127 proletar
mproletarian -
128 propriamente
really* * *propriamente avv.1 ( con proprietà) properly: si esprime sempre propriamente, he always expresses himself properly (o correctly)2 ( realmente) really, actually, in fact; ( esattamente) exactly, precisely; literally: le cose non sono andate propriamente così, actually it did not happen quite like that3 ( in senso proprio) in the true sense, in the strict sense, in the proper sense: il proletario propriamente detto non è necessariamente il lavoratore salariato, a proletarian in the true (o strict o proper) sense of the word is not necessarily a wage-earner.* * *[proprja'mente]1) (strettamente) strictly, specifically* * *propriamente/proprja'mente/1 (strettamente) strictly, specifically2 (in senso proprio) propriamente detto in the strict sense of the word; non si è propriamente lamentato he didn't actually complain3 (prettamente) una malattia propriamente infantile a disease typical of childhood.
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