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The Dictionary of Dictionaries (DdD) is a collection of Galician lexicographical works of the 19th and 20th centuries, compiled and transcribed under the coordination of Prof. Antón Santamarina in the Galician Language Institute. Originally published in CD-ROM format, its third edition (2003) collected 345,742 entries corresponding to 25 lexicographical works.
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You searched for the expression dádiva among the lemmas in the Dictionary of Dictionaries without taking into account the accentuation of the word or the difference b/v
- Number of definitions found: 4
- Distribution by dictionaries: Valladares (1884) (1), Eladio (1958-1961) (2), Carré (1979) (1)
| Marcial Valladares Núñez (1884): Diccionario gallego-castellano, Santiago, Imp. Seminario Conciliar | ||
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| Eladio Rodríguez González (1958-1961): Diccionario enciclopédico gallego-castellano, Galaxia, Vigo | ||
| s. f. | Cosa que se da graciosamente; | |
| ____ | ____ | FRAS. A dádiva é máis cara que se fose mercada. Dádiva ruín, catro mans tolle: as dúas do que a dá, e as dúas do que a colle. Dádivas e boas razós amolecen pedras e corazós. Dádivas rachan penedos. |
| Leandro Carré Alvarellos (1979): Diccionario galego-castelán e Vocabulario castelán -galego, A Coruña, Moret | ||
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