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1Oret — Oret …
2Oret — This name, with variant spellings Orrett, Oret, Orehead, Orred etc., derives from the Old English pre 7th Century personal name Wulfraed, a compound of wulf , a wolf, plus raed , counsel; hence, wolf counsel . The surname adopted from the… …
3øretæve — ø|re|tæ|ve sb., n, r, rne; dele øretæver ud …
4óret — óret2 m ( es/ as) contest, battle …
5óret- — see orret , orrett …
6øretæve — sejr på flere end 2 overskydende mål, se afklapsning, knusende …
7ORET — Oretano …
8øretæveindbydende — ø|re|tæ|ve|ind|by|den|de ubøj. adj …
9clericus et agricola et mercator, tempore belli, ut oret, colat, et commutet, pace fruuntur — /klerakas et agrikala et markeytar, tempariy belay, at orat kowlat et komyatat, peysiy fruwantar/ Clergymen, husbandmen, and merchants, in order that they may preach, cultivate, and trade, enjoy peace in time of war …
10clericus et agricola et mercator, tempore belli, ut oret, colat, et commutet, pace fruuntur — /klerakas et agrikala et markeytar, tempariy belay, at orat kowlat et komyatat, peysiy fruwantar/ Clergymen, husbandmen, and merchants, in order that they may preach, cultivate, and trade, enjoy peace in time of war …
