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21JAR — fil. Ahaz. 1. Par. c. 8. v. 36. et c. 9. v. 42. Item, secundus Hebraeorum mensis, dierum 30. Aprili nostro respondens Nullo festo extraordinario memorabilis, praeter festum liberationis arcis Sion, a Iuda Maccabaeo factae; cuius memoria die 23.… …
22Jàr — (Jàrilo) m mit. slavenski bog sunca, proljetne plodnosti, vegetacije i ljubavi; muž božice Lade; s njegovim kultom povezane su proljetne obredne svečanosti u istočnih i južnih Slavena …
23jȃr — m (jȁra ž) arh. 1. {{001f}}proljeće 2. {{001f}}velika vrućina, jaka toplina zraka; pripeka, žega, jarost …
24Jar — (Jar) v. To silence someone so completely they cannot come up with a retort. Hah! I jarred you …
25Jar — (Jar) v. To silence someone so completely they cannot come up with a retort. Hah! I jarred you …
26jar — ou jars n.m. Argot : Dévider le jars …
27jar — jȃr m (jȁra ž) DEFINICIJA arh. 1. proljeće 2. velika vrućina, jaka toplina zraka; pripeka, žega ONOMASTIKA m. os. imena (općeslavenska): Járe, Járko, Jȁromīr rij., Jȁroslav; Jȁroslava ž. os. ime; hip.: Jȃroš pr.: Járak (120, Dubrovnik), Jȁrčan… …
28jar — n jolt, impact, impingement, collision, clash, shock, concussion, percussion Analogous words: shaking or shake, quaking or quake (see SHAKE vb): vibration, fluctuation, swaying or sway (see corresponding verbs at SWING): agitation, disturbance,… …
29jar — Jar, m. C est le masle des oyes, Anser mas …
30jar — al·pu·jar·ra; bi·jar; brin·jar·ry; gu·jar; jar·a·wa; jar·bot; jar·di·niere; jar·ed·ite; jar·ful; jar·gon·ist; jar·gon·is·tic; jar·gon·ize; jar·goon; jar; jar·mo·ite; jar·rah; jar·ring·ly; jar·ring·ness; jar·vey; ka·jar; khan·jar; mo·jar·ra;… …
