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testamentar
testaˈmentar, a. Sc. Law. [ad. F. testamentaire (16th c.), or L. testamentār-ius: see testamentary and -ar2.] = testamentary 1, 2. testament-testamentar: see testament 2.1546 Reg. Privy Council Scot. I. 50 Tutrix testamentar to hir barnes and said umquhile Hew. 1661 Charters rel. Glasgow (1906) II. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Richard Oswald (merchant)
<ref>Will of Richard Oswald <Glasgow Commissary Court, “Testament Testamentar and Inventory CC9/7/72 dated 01 June 1785: in online database ScotlandsPeople wikipedia.org
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testamentary
testamentary, a. (tɛstəˈmɛntərɪ) Also 6 erron. -ory. [ad. L. testāmentāri-us, f. testāment-um testament; see -ary1. Cf. testamentar.] 1. Of, pertaining to, or having relation to a testament or will; of the nature of a will. testamentary capacity, capacity to make a will. testamentary estate, estate ... Oxford English Dictionary
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tutrix
† tutrix Obs. (ˈtjuːtrɪks) [a. L. tūtrix, fem. of tūtor tutor. Cf. prec. and tutress, tutoress.] A female tutor. a. A female guardian. b. An instructress, a governess. rare.1515 in Archæologia XLVII. 303 Suffre me as tutrix of the yong king. 1546 Reg. Privy Council Scot. I. 50 Tutrix testamentar to ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Robert Lauder of the Bass (died 1576)
Death The Testament testamentar (first Will) registration in the Edinburgh Commissariot on 19 April 1577, stated that "an honourable man, Robert Lauder wikipedia.org
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hebdomadar
† hebˈdomadar, -er Sc. Obs. [ad. eccl. L. hebdomadārius (see hebdomadary n. and a.): cf. ordinar, testamentar, etc., also F. hebdomadaire.] In the Scotch Universities: The name given to one of the superior members whose weekly turn it was to superintend the discipline of the students; also, in Gramm... Oxford English Dictionary
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William Adam (architect)
External links Testament Testamentar of William Adam, architect in Edinburgh from Scotland's People 18th-century Scottish architects Scottish Baroque wikipedia.org
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tutrice
† tutrice Obs. rare. [a. OF. tutrice (14th c. in Littré), or ad. L. tūtrīcem, acc. of tūtrix (see next).] A tutoress.1490 Caxton Eneydos xxiii. 85 Theire maistres, theire tutryce and techer. 1514 Jas. V Let in Munim. Burgh Irvine i. (1890) 33 Oure dearest moder, tutrice testamentar & governour. Oxford English Dictionary
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testament
testament, n. (ˈtɛstəmənt) Also 5 testement, 5–6 testment. [ad. L. testāment-um a will; also, in early Christian Latin, used to render Gr. διαθήκη covenant (see II.), f. testārī to be a witness, attest, make a will, etc.: see -ment. With the form teste-, testment, cf. OF. testement, beside the more ... Oxford English Dictionary
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威廉·亚当 (建筑师)
ISBN 0-7486-0232-1 外部连结 Testament Testamentar of William Adam, architect in Edinburgh from Scotland's People 苏格兰建筑师 苏格兰商人 柯科迪人 1689年出生 1748年逝世 葬于灰衣修士教堂墓地 wikipedia.org
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nominate
▪ I. nominate, pa. pple., ppl. a., and n. (ˈnɒmɪneɪt) Also 6 nomynate, nominat. [ad. L. nōmināt-us, pa. pple. of nōmināre: see next.] A. pa. pple. † 1. Named, called, entitled. Obs.c 1485 Digby Myst. (1882) ii. 414 By name I am nominate the god belyall. 1513 Bradshaw St. Werburge 2338 The yssue..Was... Oxford English Dictionary
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tutor
▪ I. tutor, n. (ˈtjuːtə(r)) Also 4–7 tutour, 5–6 -oure, (5 -owre, 5–7 -ur, 6 Sc. toutour); 6 tutar, Sc. tuttar, 6–8 tuter). [a. OF., AF. tutour (mod.F. tuteur = Sp., Pg. tutor, It. tutore), or a. L. tūtor watcher, protector, f. tuērī to watch, guard.] † 1. A guardian, custodian, keeper; a protector,... Oxford English Dictionary
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-ar
▪ I. -ar, suffix1 1. of adjs. repr. L. ār-em (-ār-is, -ār-e, stem -āri) ‘of the kind of, belonging to,’ cogn. w. -ālem, and used where l preceded, as in ālār-, stellār-, lūnār-, regulār-, similār-, līneār- or līneāl-; hence always with diminutives in -ul-, -ell-, as globulār-, orbiculār-. See -al1. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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