past participle of bedrücken
çekim: karşılaştırma bedrückter · üstünlük am bedrücktesten
eş: niedergeschlagen
past participle of anéantir
switched off, shut down · faint, pale
eş: opaco
aile: blanco apagado
Rusça 🔊 камвольная пряжа , па́дать ниц , пасть ниц , побеждённый /pəbʲɪʐˈdʲɵnːɨj/ past passive perfective participle of победи́ть (pobedítʹ)
çekim: çoğul побеждённые · tamlayan побеждённого
past participle of inhouden
γονατίζω μπροστά σε κάποιον για να παρακαλέσω για κάτι
worsted; a kind of yarn, mainly used for embroideries (worsted actually translates to kamgarn, German Kammgarn, and redgarn is described as a rugged, glossy kind of kamgarn)
çekim: çoğul redgarns · tamlayan redgarns
köken: Both SAOL (1889, 1923) and Östergren list redgarn as a compound reda + garn, but Nationalencyklopedin says unknown origin. Redgarnsstrumpor are mentioned in the 16th century and were popular in the 18th century.
worsted (yarn made from wool) · worsted (fine smooth wool fabric)
çekim: tamlayan kamgarnu
köken: Etymology tree German Kammgarnbor. Polish kamgarn Borrowed from German Kammgarn.
aile: kamgarnowy
Ukraynaca 🔊 вовня́на гребі́нна пря́жа , перемо́жений
Macarca 🔊 gyapjúfonal , legyőzött , leigázott , lesújtott , levert
Norveççe 🔊 kamgarn , legge seg flat
Bulgarca 🔊 камгарена прежда , победен , подтиснат , подчинен , унижавам се /pobɛˈdɛn/ indefinite masculine singular past passive participle of победя́ (pobedjá)
Katalanca 🔊 estam (eril) /əsˈtam/ stamen
çekim: çoğul estams
köken: From Latin stāmen.
aile: estaminal
Galce 🔊 wstid (eril) /ˈʊsdɪd/ worsted
çekim: çoğul wstids
köken: From English worsted
to bow down (in worship)
çekim: geçmiş adorkliniĝis · ortaç adorkliniĝinta · ulaç adorkliniĝanta
köken: Etymology tree Esperanto adoro Esperanto kliniĝi Esperanto adorkliniĝi From adoro + kliniĝi.
Oksitanca 🔊 assubjectit , conquistat , somés , subjugat
worsted
köken: Inherited from Middle English worsted, from Old English Wrðestede, Wrdesteda, named after the town now called Worstead in Norfolk.
🔊 I'm fairly void o' talent. But, Lord be thankit, wit can live, aneath a worset bonnet.