plag-
1plag — plag·u·la; …
2Plag — Plag, s. Rauschbrand …
3plag — sb., en, e, ene (ung hest) …
4plag — «a (L). A blow, stripe; a region, zone; a snare …
5plāk-2, plāg- , also plēk-, plēg- — plāk 2, plāg , also plēk , plēg English meaning: to hit Deutsche Übersetzung: ‘schlagen” Material: Gk. πλήσσω (*plüki̯ ō), πλήγνῡμι “hit”, πληγή, Dor. πλᾱγα “blow, knock”, πλῆκτρον “beetle, hammer etc.”; nasal. πλάζω… …
6plagula — plag·u·la …
7plagsom — plag|som adj., t, me; plagsommere, plagsomst …
8plugola — [plag”ola] n. a bribe paid to get a free advertising plug (worth far more than the amount of the bribe). □ How much plugola did you have to pay for that mention? □ The announcer was charged with accepting plugola …
9Tag — 1. Alen Doach hîsch, äs mäkest hîsch; un Sangtich hîsch, dâd äs hîsch. (Siebenbürg. sächs.) – Schuster, 368. 2. All Dag is ken Joarmarkt. (Strelitz.) 3. All Dage is kîn Sonndag (kîn Karkmess, sün kîn Fangeldage). (Oldenburg.) 4. All Doag wat Nîgs …
10Urban — 1. Aber potz Urban s Leiden, was hilft s, wenn keine Kraft hernach folgt. – Eiselein, 391. Sanct Urban ist Schutzpatron der Winzer und Trunkenbolde. Lat.: Aut minus animi, aut plus potentiae. (Eiselein, 391.) 2. An Urban der Hirse gut gerathen… …
