largesse

Frantsay

Anarana iombonana

largesse

fahalalahan-tanana; fahalalahan-tanana ara-bola

Fanononana

IPA^(key): /laʁ.ʒɛs/

Tsiahy

Ity pejy ity dia nadika avy amin'ny pejy largesse tao amin'ny Wikibolana amin'ny teny anglisy. (lisitry ny mpandray anjara)

Anglisy

Anarana iombonana

largesse

Ny hoe malala-tanana dia midika hoe vonona hanome vola, zavatra, na fotoana ho an'ny hafa
- There is no creature impure or vncleane, yf the conſcience of hym that vſeth it be pure and cleane. And albeit there were any impuritie in the meate, yet with himnes wherwith the larges of god is prayſed before meate and with holy wordes and prayers it ſhoulde be made holy and pure, that before was vncleane. – 1, 1 Timothy, IIII, xii
- But vvhere the Plea of the Receivers is equal, and yet the Diſpenſation of the Benefits vaſtly unequal, there Men are taught that the thing received is Grace; and that they have no claim to it, but the courteſy of the Diſpenſer, and the largeſs of Heaven; vvhich cannot be queſtion'd, – 1st, III, Jesus of Nazareth Proved the True, and Onely Promised Messiah. In a Sermon Preached at St Mary's, Oxon. before the University, on Christmas-Day, 1665., pejy 378, 25 Desambra 1665
- But the dynasty of the Gothic king is in equity and compassion, and his arithmetic is in largesse. – pejy 165
- He [] was invited to the Élysée Palace by President and socialized with the far-right leader . He benefited from the largess of the fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent and his partner, the business tycoon . – Norimitsu Onishi, A pedophile writer is on trial. So are the French elites., The New York Times, New York, N.Y., The New York Times Company, 0362-4331, 971436363, 11 Febroary 2020
matetika mialoha ny manao, manome, na manao: ny fanomezana fanomezana na vola amin'ny fahalalahan-tanana na malalaka, indrindra avy amin'ny olona manana toerana ambony amin'ny fotoana manokana, koa, fanomezana tafahoatra na mandany vola
- In such case, certainly I would accept / Your bounty: better I than alien hearts / Should execute your planned benevolence / To man, your proposed largess to the Church. – pejy 256
vola, sns, nomena toy
- [F]or our coffers vvith too great a court, / And liberall larges are grovven ſomevvhat light, / VVe are inforſt to farm our royall Realme, / The reuenevv vvhereof ſhall furniſh vs, / For our affaires in hand – I, iv, pejy 26
- Yet half mankind maintain a churliſh ſtrife / VVith him, the donor of eternal life, / Becauſe the deed by vvhich his love confirms / The largeſs he beſtovvs, preſcribes the terms. – Hope, pejy 157
- The procession was brought to a close, by some dozen indomitable warriors of different nations, riding two and two, and haughtily surveying the tame population of Modena: among whom, however, they occasionally condescended to scatter largesse in the form of a few handbills. – To Parma, Modena, and Bologna, pejy 94
- Largesse, in the form of odds and ends of cold cream and pomatum, and also of hairpins, was freely distributed among the attendants. – Both at Their Best, pejy 97
zavatra tsara be dia be, izay heverina ho fanomezana malala-tanana
- The man to ſolitude accuſtomed long, / Perceives in every thing that lives a tongue; / / After long drought, vvhen rains abundant fall, / He hears the herbs and flovvers rejoicing all: / Knovvs vvhat the freſhneſs of their hue implies, / Hovv glad they catch the largeſs of the skies; – new, Needless Alarm, pejy 570
- I have not lacked thy mild reproof, / Nor golden largess of thy praise, / But life is full of weary days. – To -, I, pejy 2
- The effect on the company of this wholly unexpected act of grace - largesse of beer from a curate - was electrifying. – N.S.W. Bookstall Co., 1932, Sydney, pejy 18, 1913
- During this period of economic uncertainty, when our standard of living — formerly based upon a larger share of global largesse than we're entitled to — has begun to fall, political and economic hysteria is on the rise. – Focussing On NAMBLA Obscures The Issues, Gay Community News, pejy 19, Oktobra 1994
nomena malalaka: ny zo hanao zavatra
- This captaine then falling in companie vvith a knot of Caualieros, and diſcourſing of the largeſſe & liberty, vvhich ſouldiers enjoy in Italie, in a certaine demand, vvhich one of them made him, he gaue him the you becauſe he vvas native of that place, and the ſonne of meane parents, born in a village of ſome fevv houſes: – John Huarte [i.e., ], Examen de Ingenios. The Examination of Mens Wits., By what Meanes It may be Shewed, to what Difference of Abilitie the Art of Warfare Appertaineth, and by what Signes the Man may be Knowen, who is Endowed with this Maner of Wit, Richard Carew, London, Adam Jslip, for Richard Watkins, 1063399832, pejy 225, 1594
ny fanomezana vola na zavatra mba hanampiana ny hafa
- So theſe loſing the true glory of virtue vvhich every one ought to have, flie to that vvhich depends upon complaiſance vvith others, courting vulgar applauſe vvith Largeſſes and feaſts. – I, 3, Socrates His Epistles, epist[le] VI, pejy 63
fanomezana manokana amin'ny vola, sns, omena amin'izany fomba
- Giue gloues to thy reapers, a larges to crie, / And dailie to loiterers haue a good eie. – Augusts Husbandrie, 9, A reference to the historical practice of crying out (chiefly to a person of high standing on a special occasion) for a gift of money., pejy 129, 1878
- Then to our Pallace / Paſſe on in ſtate, let all raryeties / Showre downe from heauen a lardges, that theſe bridals / May exceede mortall pompe. – III, The Golden Age, III, pejy 52
- [T]here vvas good hope that the ſouldiers ſhould have a largeſs dealt amongſt them out of the Kings Treaſure, and be under the command of Captains of better quality, – XXIV, pejy 422, 1659
- I vvould give them three Days, provided, they vvere vvilling to give the Men a Largeſs, as I had done, in Proportion to their Gain. – I, pejy 187
- And he, their courtesy to requite, / Gave them a chain of twelve marks weight, / All as he lighted down. / "Now largesse, largesse, Lord Marmion, / Knight of the crest of gold! / A blazon'd shield, in battle won, / Ne'er guarded heart so bold."— – 1, XIV, 33, Footnote a at the word largesse: “The cry by which the heralds expressed their thanks for the bounty of the nobles.”, pejy 32–33