plene — ˈplēnē adjective Etymology: Latin plenus full; translation of Late Hebrew mālē : having the full orthographic or grammatical form given in Masoretic texts as corrections of the defective forms that appeared in ancient biblical texts plene… … Useful english dictionary
Plene — (pl[=e]n), a. [L. plenus full.] Full; complete; plenary. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
plėnė — plėnė̃ dkt … Bendrinės lietuvių kalbos žodyno antraštynas
plėnė — 1 plėnė̃ sf. (4) žr. plėvė: 1. Dv, Krn Buvo jam galvos plėnė̃s uždegimas Gdr. Šito teliuko prasta mėsa – daug plėnių̃ Brž. Mėsą suvalgyk, o šitas plėnès atiduok katei Krok. Plėnė̃ ir sukramtyt nemožna Užp. Duos kunigui petį ir abu žandu, ir… … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
Plene-Schreibung — (Latein: plenus voll ) ist die vollständige Umsetzung aller (gesprochenen) Vokale einer Sprache in die jeweilige(n) Schriften). Insbesondere bei Konsonantenschriften mit restriktiver Silbenstruktur (z.B. Hebräisch, Arabisch) kann auf die… … Deutsch Wikipedia
plene administravit — ˈplēnēədˌminəˈstrāvə̇t Etymology: Latin : he has fully administered used at law referring to a plea in bar by an executor or administrator when sued by a creditor, heir, or legatee … Useful english dictionary
plene — ple·ne … English syllables
plene — /pliyniy/ Completely; fully; sufficiently … Black's law dictionary
Plene-Schreibung — См. scriptio continua … Пятиязычный словарь лингвистических терминов
plene administravit — /pliyniy adminastreyvat/ A plea by an executor or administrator that he has fully administered all the assets that have come to his hands, and that no assets remain out of which the plaintiffs claim could be satisfied … Black's law dictionary
