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81цереалии — (лат. Cerealia) мн. 1. кај старите Римјани: свечености во чест на божицата Церера (9 18 април) 2. заеднички назив за сите жита …
82cereale — CEREÁLE s. pl. grâne (pl.), (pop.) bucate (pl.), pâine, (reg.) grâneţe (pl.), pite (pl.). (Câmpul a produs multe cereale.) Trimis de siveco, 05.08.2004. Sursa: Sinonime CEREÁLE RE A / s. f …
83cerealii — CEREÁLII s. f. pl. (ant.) sărbători dedicate zeiţei Ceres, venerată de romani drept creatoarea recoltelor , care aveau loc între 12 şi 19 aprilie. (< lat. cerealia) Trimis de raduborza, 04.12.2008. Sursa: MDN …
84cereală — CEREÁLĂ, cereale, s.f. (La pl.) Grup de plante din familia gramineelor (grâu, porumb etc.), cu rădăcini fasciculate, tulpini neramificate şi fructele cariopse, ale căror seminţe servesc ca hrană omului sau animalelor şi ca materie primă în… …
85Cerealien — Ce|re|a|li|en [...i̯ən] die (Plur.) <aus gleichbed. lat. Cerealia> altrömisches Fest zu Ehren der Göttin Ceres; vgl. ↑Zerealie …
86Zerealie — Ze|re|a|lie [...i̯ə] die; , n (meist Plur.) <aus gleichbed. lat. cerealia zu Cerealis »zu Ceres (röm. Göttin des Getreidebaus) gehörig«>: 1. Getreide, Feldfrucht. 2. [Gericht aus] Getreideflocken; vgl. ↑Cerealien …
87Ceres — , CEREAL Ceres, the ancient Roman goddess of agriculture (identified with Greek Demeter), was patroness particularly of grain, or cereal, and plants. The Latin adjective form is cerealis, relating to Ceres. She was especially the corn… …
88Ceres — Roman goddess of agriculture (identified with Gk. DEMETER (Cf. Demeter)), also the name given to the first found and largest asteroid (discovered 1801); see CEREAL (Cf. cereal). Her festival, Cerealia, was April 10 …
89Philips, John — (1676 1709) He was born at Bampton, Oxfordshire, where his father was a clergyman. Educated at Winchester College and Christ Church College, Oxford, with the intention of becoming a doctor, he chose the path of literature. Samuel Johnson… …
