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phrase employs delenda, the
feminine singular gerundive form of the verb
dēlēre ("to destroy"). The
gerundive (or ****ure p****ive participle)
delenda is...
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patient information leaflet" (PDF).
April 2015.
Retrieved 11 July 2018.
Deleré Y,
Wichmann O, Klug SJ, van der
Sande M,
Terhardt M, Zepp F, et al. (September...
- ISBN 978-1-5095-0569-2 – via
Google Books. "Marine
Dupuis Baudrillard".
Delere Press.
Retrieved 18
November 2020. Trifonas,
Peter Pericles (2001). Barthes...
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Title Year
Publisher with ISBN
Notes Š/Ž | A
European Manifesto 2022
Delere Press 978-981-18-1987-2 with
Jeremy Fernando Subject Lessons: Hegel, Lacan...
- decorative, decorator, decorous, decorum,
redecorate del-
erase Latin delere (from dē + linere) delete, deletion,
indelible delt- D, d Gr**** Δ, δ, δέλτα...
- (valitum) "to be strong" The
perfect has the
suffix –ēvī. Example: dēleō,
dēlēre, dēlēvī, dēlētum "to destroy" fleō, flēre, flēvī, flētum "to weep" In verbs...
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CULTER = 𔕿 **** = 𔑀
CURRUS = 𔕃 DARE = 𔑈 DARE.DARE = 𔑊
DECEM = 𔗁
DELERE = 𔔚 DEUS = 𔖖 DEUS.DOMUS = 𔔛 (DEUS)VIA+TERRA = 𔓧 DIES = 𔖓, 𔖔...
- e.g. "Dele that graf"),
coincides with the
imperative form of the
Latin delere ("to delete"). However, the
Oxford English Dictionary notes an
earlier use...
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detestabili potestas correspondeat, quod Deus avertat,
omnino de
terra delere proponit."
William Stubbs,
Select Charters (Oxford:
Clarendon Press, 1946)...
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Example verb
conjugations in the
imperative of ****ure
tense amare delere legere audire singular 2nd
person amatō delētō legītō audītō 3rd
person amatō...
