- traicé
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Irish-English dictionary. 2013.
traicé
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traice — traice, traict obs. forms of trait, treat … Useful english dictionary
Traice — Recorded in many forms including Trace, Traice, Trase, Trass, Tree, Treece, Trees, and Trosse, this is an English surname. It is topographical and describes a person who dwelt by a particular tree. In general as the countryside in ancient times… … Surnames reference
traicė — ×traĩcė (l. trojca) sf. (2) K, NdŽ, traicė (1) Krš, Trš, Pln 1. BPII175, DP234, PK41, SPI21, Q129, H, R, MŽ135, N, M, Š trejybė: Traicė šventa SD372. Tikiu ing Dievą, kuris yra švenčiausia trai•cė DK25. 2. trys žmonės, trejetas: Visa traĩcė kap … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
traičė — ×traĩčė sf. (2) NdŽ, OZ58 žr. traicė: 1. WP116 Traičei šventai šlovę duokiam Mž197. 2. Atejo visa traĩčė Grv … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
traičėkas — traičė̃kas sm. (2) Dbč toks tinklas, kurį traukia trys žvejai: Su traičėkù gaudydavo žuvis Rud … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
traict — traice, traict obs. forms of trait, treat … Useful english dictionary
Trace — Recorded in many forms including Trace, Traice, Trase, Trass, Tree, Treece, Trees, and Trosse, this is an English surname. It is topographical and describes a person who dwelt by a particular tree. In general as the countryside in ancient times… … Surnames reference
Trase — Recorded in many forms including Trace, Traice, Trase, Trass, Tree, Treece, Trees, and Trosse, this is an English surname. It is topographical and describes a person who dwelt by a particular tree. In general as the countryside in ancient times… … Surnames reference
Trass — Recorded in many forms including Trace, Traice, Trase, Trass, Tree, Treece, Trees, and Trosse, this is an English surname. It is topographical and describes a person who dwelt by a particular tree. In general as the countryside in ancient times… … Surnames reference
Tree — Recorded in many forms including Trace, Traice, Trase, Trass, Tree, Treece, Trees, and Trosse, this is an English surname. It is topographical and describes a person who dwelt by a particular tree. In general as the countryside in ancient times… … Surnames reference
Trees — Recorded in many forms including Trace, Traice, Trase, Trass, Tree, Treece, Trees, and Trosse, this is an English surname. It is topographical and describes a person who dwelt by a particular tree. In general as the countryside in ancient times… … Surnames reference
