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91Dan — I. noun Etymology: Hebrew Dān Date: before 12th century a son of Jacob and the traditional eponymous ancestor of one of the tribes of Israel II. noun Etymology: Middle English, title of members of religious orders, from Anglo French, from Latin… …
92Dan. — 1. Bible. Daniel (def. 1). 2. Also, Dan Danish. * * * …
93Dan — Provenance. Diminutif de Daniel. Vient de l hébreu dân et el Signifie juge et Dieu Se fête le 11 décembre. Histoire. Né en 409 en Syrie, Daniel se fait moine et adopte le genre de vie des Stylites (de stulos : colonne), des fous de Dieu reclus… …
94dan — abcédant abondant abordant accidents accommodant accordant accoudant accédant achalandant adjudant affriandant aidant amendant antioxydant appendant appréhendant ascendant attardant attendant au dedans baguenaudant baladant bandant bardant… …
95Dan — One of the sons of Jacob and held to be the ancestor of one of the twelve tribes of Israel. Samson belonged to this tribe (Judg. 13:2, 24). The tribe migrated to the north and rebuilt the city of Laish (Judg. 18:29), which they had destroyed, and …
96dan — (dahn, dan) [Japanese, from Chinese: grade] In the martial arts, the highest ranks of proficiency in judo, karate, etc., symbolized by the wearing of a black cloth belt …
97Dan — Sp Dãnas Ap Dan L u. JAV (Š. Karolina, Virdžinija) …
98dan's — bu·ri·dan s; …
99dan — /dæn/ (say dan) noun 1. one of the grades of proficiency for contestants originally in judo and then extended to other martial arts. 2. a contestant who has achieved such a grade. {Japanese, from Middle Chinese; equivalent to Mandarin duàn step,… …
100dan — I v ((vard.)) dag II adj ( t) VARD allmänt förstärkande av ngt negativt, skon var alldeles lerig och dan …
