Sipus
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Šipuš — Šȉpuš, Josip (1770 ?) DEFINICIJA trgovac i ekonomski pisac, autor knjige Temelji žitne trgovine (1796) u kojoj pokazuje dobro poznavanje onovremene ekonomske misli (A. Smith); zastupa tezu da je slobodna trgovina, oslonjena na poljoprivredu i… … Hrvatski jezični portal
šipus — 1 šipus adv. = 1 šiapus: Tenai žmonys, badu mirdamys, tankiai, į valtis susėdusys, leidos par jūrą į šipus vaisingesnį ir turtingesnį Žemaičių kraštą S.Dauk … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
šipus — 2 šìpus praep. su gen. KŽ = 2 šiapus 1: Šìpus kalno, upio J. Šipus antrojo rinkio, ant plotmos, stovėjo būrelis patrūbočių Žem. Atdavė jam valdyti iki iškarštant vyriškajai lytie visą kraštą šipus upės Daugavos S.Dauk. Šìpus gomurio Jn … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
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sage — I. adjective (sager; sagest) Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo French, from Vulgar Latin *sapius, from Latin sapere to taste, have good taste, be wise; akin to Oscan sipus knowing, Old Saxon ansebbian to perceive Date: 14th century 1. a. wise … New Collegiate Dictionary
