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31ban — bȃn m <N mn bánovi/bȃni, G bánōvā/bȃnā> DEFINICIJA 1. pov. prvi dostojanstvenik u vlasti s nekim vladarskim punomoćima 2. reg. ugledan čovjek FRAZEOLOGIJA od Kulina bana 1. pričati što s dugim uvodom 2. od davnine ONOMASTIKA pr. (po… …
32ban — [n] official forbiddance a thou shalt not*, boycott, censorship, don’t*, embargo, injunction, interdiction, limitation, no no*, off limits*, out of bounds*, prohibition, proscription, refusal, restriction, stoppage, suppression, taboo; concepts… …
33ban|di|do — «ban DEE doh», noun, plural dos. a bandit, especially in the southwestern United States and in Central and South America. ╂[< Spanish bandido] …
34ban|dy — «BAN dee», verb, died, dy|ing, adjective, noun, plural dies. –v.t. 1. to throw or hit back and forth; toss about: »We bandied the ball from player to player while we waited for the game to start. 2. to give and take; …
35ban|jo — «BAN joh», noun, plural jos or joes, adjective, verb, joed, jo|ing. –n. a musical instrument having four or five strings, played by plucking the strings with the fingers or a pick. It has a head and neck like a guitar and a body like a tambourine …
36Ban|tu — «BAN too», noun, plural tu or tus, adjective. –n. 1. a family of related languages spoken in central and southern Africa, notable for great use of prefixes in inflection. Luganda, Swahili, Xhosa and Zulu are examples of Bantu languages. 2.… …
37ban|ty — «BAN tee», noun, plural ties, adjective. U.S. Dialect. bantam …
38ban|ya — «BAN yuh», noun. = banian. (Cf. ↑banian) …
39Ban [1] — Ban (fr., spr. Bang, Ausrufung, Bekanntmachung), in Frankreich sonst der Aufruf des Königs an seine Lehnsleute, ihm persönlich die Heerfolge zu leisten, od. doch eine gewisse Anzahl Mannen zu stellen. Schon unter dem 1. Königsstamm finden sich… …
40Ban [2] — Ban (vom slavischen Pan, Herr), in Ungarn eine alte Reichswürde, dem deutschen Markgrafen entsprechend. Sonst gab es mehrere Bane, jetzt nur noch den von Kroatien, Dalmatien u. Slavonien. Der B. ist in Folge der Reichsverfassung von 1849, wodurch …
