ferial

  • 21ferial — adjective /ˈfɛɹɪəl/ a) pertaining to an ordinary weekday, rather than a festival or fast b) pertaining to a holiday …

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  • 22Ferial —    Liturgical term for weekdays without a feast or commemoration. Polyphonic masses ordinaries without Gloria and Credo may be entitled De Feria …

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  • 23Ferial — Provenance. Prénom d origine persane. Signifie: herbe odoriférante Histoire. Depuis maintenant quatorze siècles, la plupart des musulmans, de par le monde, qu ils soient asiatiques, africains, européens ou américains, ont à coeur de choisir pour… …

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  • 24ferial — fe|ri|al Mot Agut Adjectiu invariable …

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  • 25ferial — fe|ri|al <aus mlat. ferialis »auf die Festtage bezüglich«> (österr.) zu den Ferien gehörend; frei, unbeschwert …

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  • 26ferial — Sinónimos: ■ feria, mercado …

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  • 27ferial — adj. relating to or being a feria (a local festival held in honor of a patron saint in Spain or Spanish speaking countries) …

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  • 28ferial — [ fɪərɪəl, fɛ ] adjective Christian Church denoting an ordinary weekday, as opposed to one appointed for a festival or fast. Origin ME: from med. L. ferialis, from L. feria holiday (in late L. day of the week ) …

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  • 29ferial — fe·ri·al …

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  • 30ferial — /ˈfɛriəl/ (say fereeuhl), /ˈfɪə / (say fear ) adjective 1. relating to a holiday. 2. Ecclesiastical relating to weekdays not set apart as festivals. {Medieval Latin fēriālis, from Latin fēria holiday, Late Latin day of the week} …

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