- A
treadle (from Old English:
tredan, "to tread") is a foot-powered
lever mechanism; it is
operated by
treading on it repeatedly. A treadle,
unlike some...
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- from Proto-Germanic *tradō ("track, way"), and
cognate with Old
English tredan ("to tread").
Commerce is
derived from the
Latin commercium, from **** "together"...
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Years 1984: Roue marc' h 1986:
Amzer Glaz 1988:
Tradition vibrante 1989:
Tredan 1992: Etre Mor ha
Douar 1994:
Puzzle 1996:
Reder Noz 1998: Steïr 2000: Noz-Live...
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bouncer problem"...
- (stead) and
tread from beard, brēad, dēad, dēaf, hēafod, mete,
stede and
tredan.
Similarly with
Romance words like beast, cheat, conceit,
creitur (creature)...
- )", ġiefen "given",
which belongs to the same
conjugation class (V) as
tredan "to tread", træd "trod (sing.)", trǣdon "trod (pl.)",
treden "trodden" In...
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demolished in the 1990s
having lived on for a time as a builder's yard (
Tredan) and then offices.
There are now
scant landmarks to
identify it as the original...
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Erwan Le Merrer,
Bruno Sericola,
Gilles Trédan, "Evaluating the
Quality of a
Network Topology through Random Walks" in...
