- øretæve
- ø|re|tæ|vesb., -n, -r, -rne; dele øretæver ud
Dansk ordbog. 2015.
øretæve
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óret — óret2 m ( es/ as) contest, battle … Old to modern English dictionary
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clericus 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 … Black's law dictionary
clericus 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 … Black's law dictionary
Clericus et agricola et mercator, tempore belli, ut oret, colat, et commutet pace fruuntur — Clergymen, farmers and merchants enjoy peace in time of war, so that they may preach, cultivate the soil, and trade … Ballentine's law dictionary
