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You searched for the expression AMORRANXADO among the lemmas in the Dictionary of Dictionaries
- Number of definitions found: 9
- Distribution by dictionaries: Sobreira (1792-1797) (1), RAG (1913-1928) (1), Eladio (1958-1961) (3), Franco (1972) (3), Carré (1979) (1)
| Juan Sobreira Salgado (1792-1797): Papeletas de un diccionario gallego, ed. de J. L. Pensado Tomé (Instituto de Estudios Orensanos, Ourense 1979). | ||
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Vide Amorroado. El que anda cayéndose, o por desidia o por sus males. | ||
| Real Academia Galega (1913-1928): Diccionario gallego-castellano | ||
| adj. | "Amorroado. El que anda cayéndose o por desidia o por sus males." | |
| Eladio Rodríguez González (1958-1961): Diccionario enciclopédico gallego-castellano, Galaxia, Vigo | ||
| p. p. | de AMORRANXARSE. | |
| ____ | adj. | Que anda cayéndose, por desidia, por enfermedad o por desánimo. |
| ____ | ____ | |
| X. L. Franco Grande (1972): Diccionario galego-castelán, 2ª ed., Galaxia, Vigo | ||
| p. p. | de amorranxarse. | |
| ____ | adj. | Que anda cayéndose, por desidia, por enfermedad o por desánimo. |
| ____ | ____ | |
| Leandro Carré Alvarellos (1979): Diccionario galego-castelán e Vocabulario castelán -galego, A Coruña, Moret | ||
| p. p. | de Amorranxarse. | |