acutí
1acutí — (de or. guaraní; Arg.) m. Agutí (animal semejante al *conejillo de Indias). * * * acutí. (De or. guar.). m. Am. p. us. agutí …
2acuti — s. m. [Brasil] Animal roedor. = CUTIA ‣ Etimologia: tupi aku ti …
3acuti- — elem. de comp. Exprime a noção de agudo. ‣ Etimologia: latim acutus, a, um, agudo …
4acutí — (De or. guar.). m. Am. p. us. agutí …
5acuti- — ⇒ACUT(I) , (ACUT , ACUTI ), élément préf. Pointu. Sert gén. à former des adj. composés appartenant à la zool. (en partic. à l ornith.) et à la bot.; le second élément désigne un organe : acuticaude ZOOL., « il se dit des animaux qui ont la queue… …
6ACUTI Cyprii — apud Palladium, clavi sunt aerei: ex Cypro, vel aere Cyprio facti; de quibus vide Salmas. ad Solin. p. 1078 …
7acutí — sustantivo masculino Argentina conejillo de Indias, cobaya, cavia, agutí, acure (Colombia y Venezuela) …
8acuti- — combining form Etymology: Medieval Latin, from Latin acutus more at acute : sharp pointed acutifoliate : sharply angled acutiplantar …
9MONTES Acuti — Spitzberg, regio recens detecta, multo supora Norvegiam, in Boream extensa, ubi altitudo Poli arctici est 80. grad. circiter: Versus Groenlandiam. Sed an sit pars eius. seu in sula, aut continens, nescitur. Dividitur in Spitzbergam propriam quae… …
10Giacomo Manzoni — (born Milan 26 September 1932) is an Italian composer. He studied composition from 1948 in Messina with Gino Contilli, and continued his studies from 1950 to 1956 at the Conservatoire of Milan. In 1955 he obtained a doctorate in foreign languages …
