vänt
1vânt — VÂNT, vânturi, s.n. 1. Deplasare pe orizontală a unei mase de aer provocată de diferenţa de presiune existentă între două regiuni ale atmosferei. ♢ Vânt rău = întâmplare nenorocită care loveşte pe cineva. ♢ Loc adv. Ca vântul = foarte repede. ♢… …
2vant — /vant/ (Shakespeare) noun see ↑van2 * * * vant southern var. font n.1; obs. f. vaunt n. and v.; obs. Sc. f. want v …
3vant- — prefix, representing AF. vant , aphetic f. avant avant : see vant brace, guard, ward. In a number of compounds the t was elided, as vanbrace, chase, courier, guard, etc. Before labials the n by assimilation became m, as in vambrace, vampey,… …
4Vant — Vant, v. i. See {Vaunt}. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] …
5Vant — Nom rare porté en Corrèze. Il pourrait désigner celui qui est originaire de Vent, village à Neuvic, dans le même département (Haut Vent et Bas Vent). Le nom de famille Vent (42, 12) existe également. On pensera évidemment à un lieu venté, mais la …
6vant — de·vant; gal·li·vant; in·no·vant; rel·e·vant; rel·e·vant·ly; ser·vant·less; ser·vant·ry; ser·vant·ship; vant·hoff·ite; ad·ju·vant; ci de·vant; le·vant; le·vant·er; pur·sui·vant; sal·i·vant; sa·vant; ser·vant; …
7vant — I vant 1. vant sb., et, er el. vant, e(r)ne (tov el. wire der afstiver masterne på tværs af et skib) II vant 2. vant adj., e; vi er vant til uro; hans vante opholdssted …
8Vant — The word Vant means:*in India, the title for a high rank amongst the ennobled Hindu retainers of the Nizam of Hyderabad , equivalent to the Muslim nobiliary title Molk*in computer science, a turmite, also called ant *in German, a barn or animal… …
9Vant — Recorded in England in many and varied spelling forms including: Fant, Font, Faint, Faunt, Vant and even Phant, this extraordinary name has had an extraordinary development. It was first introduced into England by the Normans after 1066 and as… …
10vant — s ( et, vant el. er) BÅT stödlina för fartygsmast …
