- celebrations,
especially parades and weddings. The
origins are from the
Latin confectum, with
confetti the
plural of
Italian confetto,
small sweet.
Modern paper...
- Arabico-Latinum,
praesertim ex
Djeuharii Firuzubadiique et
aliorum libris confectum I–IV,
Halle 1830–1837
Edward William Lane, Arabic–English Lexicon, 8 vols...
- et
aliorum Arabum operibus,
adhibitis Golii quoque et
aliorum libris,
confectum (Vol.1 ed.). C. A.
Schwetschke et filium. p. 468. Badawi, Al-Saïd; Abdel-Haleem...
- et
aliorum Arabum operibus,
adhibitis Golii quoque et
aliorum libris confectum.
Accedit Index vo****
latinarum locupletissimus.
Robarts -
University of...
- ****avit
oxymel & hydromel. Est
autem hydromel vinum ex
aquae &
melle confectum, unde & nome.
Celebrant autores ex omphacomel, quod fit ex uvae semiacerbae...
-
comprising a sugar-coated nut or fruit. From Old
French confit, from
Latin confectum meaning "put together".
Discomfit probably includes some
conflation with...
- Arabico-Latinum,
praesertim ex
Djeuharii Firuzubadiique et
aliorum libris confectum I–IV,
Halle 1830–1837
Edward William Lane, Arabic–English Lexicon, 8 vols...
- Theseus, Ariadne,
Peleus and
Thetis 65
Latin English Etsi me ****iduo
confectum cura
dolore elegiac couplets 24
Friends Writing poetry after his brother's...
-
statements referring to the ****ure (see above): ante
reditum eius negōtium
cōnfectum īrī putō (Cicero) 'I
think the
business will be
completed before his return'...
-
Illyrico potus Jerome: ζύθον, quod
genus est
potionis ex
frugibus aquaque confectum et
vulgo in
Dalmatiae Pannoniaeque provinciis gentili barbaroque sermone...
