Druze
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drūžė — drūžė̃ sf. (4) Rt, Lkv, Krp, Slk dryžis, ruožas, juosta: Audime yra drūžė̃ balta, juoda, gelta, raudona, rauda, t. y. ruožas J. Sesers sajonas skersines raudas drūžès tura J. Kai išauda drūžėtą audeklą, marginį, drū̃žės išilgai ir skersai galia… … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
druze — ● druze adjectif Relatif aux Druzes. druze adj. Relatif aux Druzes. druze [dʀyz] adj. et n. ÉTYM. D. i.; plur. arabe Duruz, au sing. Durzi. ❖ ♦ Qui appartient à une population musulmane arabophone de Syrie, du Liban et de Palestine, dont la… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Druze — n also Druse, the a religious group living mainly in parts of Lebanon, Syria, and Israel, whose beliefs include ideas from the Bible and the Koran … Dictionary of contemporary English
drūžė — drūžė̃ dkt. Po gim̃dymo ant pil̃vo atsirãdo drū̃žės … Bendrinės lietuvių kalbos žodyno antraštynas
Druze — For other uses, see Druse (disambiguation). Druze دروز Druze star Total population 1,000,000 to 2,500,000 Regions with significant populations … Wikipedia
Druze — Druzes Druzes دروز Étoile druze Populations significatives par régions … Wikipédia en Français
Druze — Druzean, Druzian, adj. /droohz/, n. Islam. a member of an independent religious sect living chiefly in Syria, Lebanon, and Israel, established in the 11th century as a branch of Isma ili Shi ism and containing elements of Christianity, Judaism,… … Universalium
Druze — (Druse) The Druze are a self governing religious community that broke from Islam in the 11th century and whose members live primarily in Syria and Lebanon. In Israel, they number some 90,000 (about 9 percent of Israel s non Jewish population) … Historical Dictionary of Israel
drúže — ta tudi družè éta m (ȗ; ȅ ẹ) star. 1. tovariš, prijatelj: domov se je vračala s svojima družetoma 2. zakonec: zelo je skrbela za svojega bolnega družeta / zakonska družeta sta živela v lepi slogi ta s (ȗ) star., navadno kot nagovor zakonec:… … Slovar slovenskega knjižnega jezika
Druze — or Druse noun (plural Druze or Druzes or Druse or Druses) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Arabic Durūz, plural, from Muḥammad ibn Isma‘īl al Darazī died 1019 Muslim religious leader Date: 1855 a member of a religious sect originating among… … New Collegiate Dictionary
Druze — n. religious sect that is centered in the Middle East; one who practices the Druze religion … English contemporary dictionary
