Примери коришћења An epithet на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Ruĝan here is an epithet of la domon.
You can also add that In Greece, the word agate(ἀγαθή)was an epithet of Zeus.
The kiu-clause is an epithet of the word viron.
An epithet usually describes the individual but may also describe the species depending on context.
Conciliarity(or synodality) is not an epithet of the Church.
Broad has been an epithet of Earth herself in the reconstructed Proto-Indo-European religion.
Majo is a predicate nominative, an epithet of the word monato.
The relative kio is used instead the the relative kiu if the relative clause is an epithet of a correaltive ending in O.
Quantitative adjectives like multa(j), kelka(j), pluraj and others are linked directly to the noun being measured as an epithet without da.
When an adjective is used as an epithet of a noun, the noun is sometimes left out.
Although one overtly atheistic compendium known as the Theophrastus redivivus was published by an anonymous author in the seventeenth century,atheism was an epithet implying a lack of moral restraint.
Nephthys is the Greek form of an epithet(transliterated as Nebet-het, and Nebt-het, from Egyptian hieroglyphs).
Nowadays, any website that's still being served via HTTP is labeled as“Not Secure,” an epithet that threatens traffic and conversions.
Many faced a choice between"crawl through the mud to be an informer," as actorLarry Parks put it, or becoming known as a"Fifth Amendment Communist"- an epithet often used by Senator McCarthy.
Noun sentence elements can have an epithet which shows the identity of the matter, normally by its proper name.
The relative kio is used instead of kiu if the relative clause is an epithet of a noun-like adjective with a very general meaning.
Here also Londono has an epithet, but we don't use la because we are not dealing with all other Londons, and the listener also can't know precisely about which London we are talking.
This tradition is espoused by Ibn Abd Rabbih,who further notes that"Quda'a" was an epithet meaning"leopard" and the progenitor's actual name was'Amr.
If we are not sure whether it's an epithet or an object predicative we can replace the object with a pronoun(lin, ŝin, ĝin, ilin etc).
Literally, one who has"become authentic(tatha-āgata)" or who is"truly gone(tathā-gata)": an epithet used in ancient India for a person who has attained the highest religious goal.
On the other hand, when a noun is used with an epithet we are showing only an occasional or fortuitous characteristic.
Tathagata: Literally,"one who has truly gone(tatha-gata)" or"one who has become authentic"(tatha-agata)," an epithet used in ancient India for a person who has attained the highest spiritual goal.
East Side Pies, in Austin, Texas,saw one of its delivery trucks vandalized with an epithet, and was the target of online harassment related to their supposed involvement in Pizzagate, alleged connections to the Central Intelligence Agency, and the Illuminati.[39][40].
Tathāgata: Literally,"one who has become authentic(tatha-āgata)" an epithet used in ancient India for a person who has attained the highest religious goal.
In addition the circumstancial compliment has an adjective, bela,which is an epithet of the main word, and a sentence element kun du ĉambroj, which is a supplement of the noun apartamento.
Someone might consider it odd that I would think of conscientious objection as a"curious" subject,as it hardly deserves such an epithet. Conscientious objection is internationally adopted legal standard meaning that a person can refuse to meet a legal obligation because of their religious, ethical, moral, philosophical or other beliefs.
They are used as a epithet of a noun.