Noun: estremonía
Gender: f
Hyphenation:
| Singular f | estremonía |
| Plural f | estremonías |
Sample Sentences
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Eu non pensei, meu Farruco,
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polo que bos xa sabes,
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chegar a este Sn Andres,
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nin oir mais outro cuco:
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cobrar, quixo o seu trabuco
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de min coas suas gadañas
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a morte, mais aunque estrañas
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boltas medou polas gorxas,
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gardeime das malas mañas,
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saquei os pes dàs alforxas.
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Nas suas estramonias,
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quixen ò corpo furtarlle,
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por non morrerme sin darlle,
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ào meu Patron os seus días:
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entre as miñas agonias
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aunque chorava os meus danos,
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decia entre desengaños
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mais que eu morra, pois queres,
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señor, pero ao meu Andres
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gardaimo por moitos anos (I didn't believe, my Frank,
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because of what you already know,
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that I would arrive to this St. Andrew
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of that I would ever hear a cuckoo again;
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she wanted to collect her tax
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out of me with her scythe,
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the Death, but although strange
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turnarounds she made on my throat
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I guarded against bad trickeries
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I took my feet out of the saddlebags.
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In her mischiefs,
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I wanted to steal my body,
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so I would not die
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before congratulating my patron saint for his day:
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amid my agony
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even although I cried my aches,
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I said between disappointments:
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no matter if I die, since this is your will,
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Lord, but my Andrew,
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guard him for many years.) [1775, Diego Antonio Cernadas y Castro, Eu non pensei, meu Farruco:]
Nouns inflected like estremonía
sedela,
semana,
estimulación,
sabela,
saboga,
sandía,
juventude,
difusión,
estremonía,
souria,
somana,
soneca,
soncha,
sirena,
expresión,
ordenança,
cobertura,
homosexualización,
ringleira,
comedela, etc. (List truncated at 20 nouns)
Etymology
Inherited from Old Galician-Portuguese estremonia, from Old Galician-Portuguese astronomia (“astronomy”), from Latin astronomia, from Ancient Greek ἀστρονομία (astronomía), from ἄστρον (ástron, “star”) + νόμος (nómos, “law”). See: Latin Nouns '
astronomia', Ancient Greek Nouns '
ἀστρονομία'.
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