lore
21lore — [ lɔr ] noun uncount traditional knowledge about nature and their culture that people get from their parents and other older people, not from books …
22Lore — Sf offener Eisenbahngüterwagen erw. obs. (19. Jh.) Entlehnung. Entlehnt aus ne. lorry, dessen Herkunft unklar ist. Ebenso nndl. lorrie, nfrz. lorry. ✎ Rey Debove/Gagnon (1988), 526. englisch e …
23lore — (n.) O.E. lar learning, what is taught, knowledge, science, doctrine, art of teaching, from P.Gmc. *laizo (O.S. lera, O.Fris. lare, M.Du. lere, Du. leer, O.H.G. lera, Ger. Lehre teaching, precept, doctrine ), from PIE *leis (see LEARN (Cf …
24lore — *knowledge, science, learning, erudition, scholarship, information …
25Lore — Lore: Die Bezeichnung für einen offenen, auf Schienen laufenden ‹kippbaren› Wagen wurde um 1900 aus gleichbed. engl. lorry entlehnt, dessen Herkunft dunkel ist …
26lore — [n] myths, traditional wisdom adage, belief, custom, doctrine, enlightenment, erudition, experience, fable, folklore, information, knowledge, learning, legend, letters, mythology, mythos, saga, saw, saying, scholarship, science, superstition,… …
27lore — lore1 [lôr] n. [ME < OE lar, learning, teaching, akin to Ger lehre, teaching: see LEARN] 1. Archaic a) a teaching or being taught; instruction b) something taught 2. knowledge or learning; specif., all the knowledge of a particular group or… …
28Lore I — Suco Lore I Daten Fläche 133,77 km²[1] Einwohnerzahl …
29Lore II — Suco Lore II Daten Fläche 23,89 km²[1] Einwohnerzahl 536 (2010) …
30lore — ban·da·lore; ban·ga·lore; book·lore; ga·lore; lore·lei; lore·less; nel·lore; lore; …
