aggantzàdu , pps, agt: aggantzau Definition de aggantzare; nau de ccn. in cobertantza, chi est de malugoro, manu istrinta, arrestigu; chi dh’at pigau maladia a ccn. parte de sa carena Synonyms e antonyms arrancadu, assuriu, cringone, ingurdone, ispiceche, issotzigadore, limidu, soridu, susuncu, tingiosu, tzecosu / demadu, maladióngiu, tunconidu 2. teniat una richesa ibbaldarada, ma fit meda aggantzadu e no daiat nudha a nisciunu 3. de su fritu chi at leadu est aggantzadu a bula Scientific Terminology ntl Translations French avare English mean Spanish agarrado, cicatero Italian grétto German knauserig.

limídu , agt, nm: allimidu* Definition nau de ccn., chi est de manu istrinta, malu a giare, arrestigu, fintzes chi si faet pagare tropu sa cosa chi bendhet Synonyms e antonyms pedhitzoni / acaniu, aggrancidu, araganzatu, assuriu, corcovari, cringone, ingurdone, pistricu, sumidu 1, susuncu | ctr. dadivosu, manibrenu Sentences limidu, mancu zusta ti l'at pesada custa cosa! Scientific Terminology ntl Translations French avare English mean, miser Spanish avaro Italian avaro, pitòcco German geizig, Geizhals.

significài, significàre , vrb Definition fàere a cumprèndhere cun is singiales Etymon itl. Translations French signifier English to mean Spanish significar Italian significare German bedeuten.

sorídu , agt: suridu Definition nau de ccn., chi est de manu istrinta meda, arrestigu, malu a giare, chi no ispendhet, chi iat a bòllere totu issu; disigiosu meda Synonyms e antonyms aggantzadu, issotzigadore, limidu, susuncu / esuridu*, ingurdone | ctr. dadivosu, manilalgu Sentences e proite soridu su piúere in fronte li che at sutu su suore faladu in s'agonia? (A.Dettori)◊ so rujendhe in sas cussorzas mias suridas (M.Canu)◊ si mancat sa paghe, sa morte est in ziru surida ◊ làssala istare sa crica surida, no ti fetes piús leare a giogu! ◊ aes malas suridas 2. una morte surida ti at furadu sos sónnios de pitzinnu ◊ medas furisteris benint a Sardigna suridos de sole e de mare Translations French avare English mean Spanish mezquino, avaro Italian grétto German knauserig.

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