- primitiae
- pri·mit·iae (pri-mishґe-e) [L. pl., “first thingsâ€] the part of the amniotic fluid discharged before the fetus is extruded.
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Primitĭae — (lat.), 1) Erstlinge, bes. der Früchte, irgend einer Gottheit gewidmet; 2) erste, bes. jugendliche Schrift; 3) das Fruchtwasser … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Primitĭae — (lat.), Erstlinge, besonders die den Göttern dargebrachten ersten der Feldfrüchte; auch erste Schrift eines Autors. Vgl. Primiz … Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon
Primitiae — Primitiae, lat., die Erstlinge der Früchte, welche den Göttern geopfert wurden. Primitiv, ursprünglich, anfänglich; Primitivum, in der Grammatik: Wurzelwort; Primitivnerven, s. Nerven. Primiz, das erste feierliche heil. Meßopfer, das ein… … Herders Conversations-Lexikon
primitiae — prīˈmishēˌē noun plural Etymology: Medieval Latin, from Latin, firstlings, firstfruits, from primus first + itiae, feminine plural of itius ice : annates * * * prim … Useful english dictionary
Primitiae — Primitia Pri*mi ti*a, n.; pl. {Primiti[ae]}({Primitias}, obs.). [L. primitiae, pl., fr. primus first. Cf. {Premices}.] (Eng. Law) The first fruit; the first year s whole profit of an ecclesiastical preferment. [1913 Webster] The primitias of your … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
PRIMITIAE frugum aliarumque rerum — eô fine Deo offerri consuevêre, ut in iis reliquae omnes sanctisicarentur. Sic Primitiae arborum offerri iussae sunt Levit. c. 19. v. 23. 24. quod hôc ordine fiebat: Tribus primis, a quo plantatae erant, annis, praeputiatae censebantur, adeoque… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
primitiae — pri·mi·ti·ae … English syllables
primitiae — n.pl. pl. first fruits; annates. ♦ primitial, a … Dictionary of difficult words
primitiae — /pramishiyiy/ In old English law, first fruits; the first year s whole profits of a spiritual preferment … Black's law dictionary
primitiae — First fruits; the first year s profits of a clergyman s benefice, which were claimed by and went to the pope. See 2 Bl Comm 67 … Ballentine's law dictionary
