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1. namely, viz.; that is to say, ocm. to witа именно namely2. (тъкмо) just, precisely, exactlyименно той извърши това it was he who did it, he was the one who did itименно това ми трябваше that was precisely/just/exactly what I neededименно сега now especially, at this very moment* * *ѝменно,нареч.1. namely, viz.; that is to say, остар. to wit; ( тоест) that is, съкр. i.e.; а \именно namely;2. ( тъкмо) just, precisely, exactly, quite/just so; \именно! exactly! that’s it! that’s the idea! \именно сега now especially, at this very moment; \именно този въпрос that very question; \именно той извърши това it was he who did it, he was the one who did it.* * *exactly: That was именно what I needed. - Именно от това имах нужда.; precisely; videlicet* * *1. (тоест) that is, (съкр.) i. е. 2. (тъкмо) just, precisely, exactly 3. namely, viz.;that is to say, ocm. to wit 4. ИМЕННО сега now especially, at this very moment 5. ИМЕННО това ми трябваше that was precisely/just/exactly what I needed 6. ИМЕННО той извърши това it was he who did it, he was the one who did it 7. а ИМЕННО namely 8. този ИМЕННО въпрос that very question
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