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participle stem of
Latin decoquere (meaning "to boil down"), from de ("from") +
coquere ("to cook"). In brewing,
decoction mashing is the
traditional method where...
- coquantur,
using a
different adverb and an
alternative mood and
spelling of
coquere. cepi
corpus I have
taken the body In law, it is a
return made by the sheriff...
- 'style of cooking' (literally 'kitchen'), as
originally derived from
Latin coquere, 'to cook'. A
cuisine is
partly determined by
ingredients that are available...
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French word
bescuit is
derived from the
Latin words bis ('twice') and
coquere,
coctus ('to cook', 'cooked'), and, hence,
means 'twice-cooked'. This is...
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development obviously predates the
Celtic loss of *p: PIE *pekʷ- 'cook' →
Latin coquere;
Welsh pobi (Welsh p is from Proto-Celtic *kʷ) PIE *penkʷe 'five' → Latin...
- The word is the Osco-Umbrian
equivalent of
Latin coquina, from
Latin coquere "to cook".
Popinae were a type of wine bar
generally frequented by the...
- coquantur,
using a
different adverb and an
alternative mood and
spelling of
coquere. cepi
corpus I have
taken the body In law, it is a
return made by the sheriff...
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Madagascar | predator-vs-prey |
Earth Touch News".
Retrieved 2015-09-29. "
Coquere's Sifaka". New
England Primate Conservancy.
Archived from the
original on...
- "Elixir of Long Life" ("Elixir ad
longam vitam")
Koktorija (from
Latin coquere - to cook, boil, dry). This room was used for
making infusions and decoctions...
- (in
Norwegian Bokmål), 2017-11-02,
retrieved 2022-10-06 "Rike riddere".
Coquere (in
Norwegian Bokmål). 2015-05-21.
Retrieved 2022-10-06. "Hveteboller"...
