mendicare
71largire — v. tr. (lett.) elargire, regalare, dare, donare, profondere CONTR. lesinare, risparmiare □ questuare, mendicare …
72mendicante — part. pres. di mendicare; anche agg. e s. m. e f. mendico, accattone, pezzente, pitocco (raro), questuante, postulante barbone, clochard (fr.) …
73pitoccare — v. tr. e intr. mendicare, accattare, elemosinare, chiedere, questuare CONTR. largire, beneficare, donare …
74postulare — v. tr. 1. chiedere, domandare, richiedere, supplicare, invocare □ (est.) esigere, reclamare CONTR. concedere, esaudire, accordare 2. mendicare, questuare 3. ipotizzare …
75reclamare — A v. intr. protestare, lagnarsi, lamentarsi, rimostrare, ricorrere, contestare □ recriminare CONTR. consentire, approvare, applaudire □ accontentarsi B v. tr. 1. pretendere, esigere, richiedere, rivendicare, domandare, volere, ridomandare □… …
76scusare — A v. tr. 1. scagionare, giustificare, capire, comprendere, legittimare, scolpare, discolpare, compatire, indulgere, condonare, coonestare (lett.), difendere CONTR. accusare, incolpare, imputare, addebitare 2. (spec. in formule di cortesia)… …
77mendikant — mendìkant m <G mn nātā> DEFINICIJA kat. redovnik, član prosjačkog reda (Sv. Franje, Sv. Dominika) ETIMOLOGIJA lat. mendicare: prosjačiti …
78Нищенствующие ордены — ♦ (ENG mendicant orders) (от лат. mendicare просить подаяние) в основном римско католические монашеские ордены, придающие особое значение обету бедности …
79mendicant — men•di•cant [[t]ˈmɛn dɪ kənt[/t]] adj. 1) begging; living on alms 2) pertaining to or characteristic of a beggar 3) rel of or pertaining to various religious orders, as the Dominicans or the Franciscans, that combine the monastic life with an… …
80maunder — /ˈmɔndə/ (say mawnduh) verb (i) 1. to talk in a rambling, foolish, or imbecile way: *They maunder along and suddenly a flight of genius! –christina stead, 1944. 2. to move, go, or act in an aimless, confused manner. {? Old French mendier beg,… …
