paenīnsula (pēninsula), ae, f. (paene u. insula), die Halbinsel, Liv. 26, 42, 8. Plin. 3. 95. – Nicht zsgzg. Nbf. paeneinsula od. getrennt paene insula, Catull. 31, 1 H. u. Schw. Liv. 31, 40, 1 H. u. W. (Madvig paeninsula). Mela 2. § 24. Oros. 1, 2, 69.
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péninsule — [ penɛ̃syl ] n. f. • 1518; lat. pæninsula « presqu île », de pæne « presque » et insula « île » ♦ Grande presqu île; région ou pays qu entoure la mer de tous côtés sauf un. La péninsule italienne. La péninsule Ibérique, absolt la Péninsule : l… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Península — (Del lat. paeninsula.) ► sustantivo femenino GEOGRAFÍA Extensión de tierra rodeada de agua por todas partes menos por una, por la que se une a una tierra mayor. * * * península (del lat. «paeninsŭla») f. *Territorio rodeado de agua en casi todo… … Enciclopedia Universal
Indian coinage — Coinage of India, issued by Imperial dynasties and smaller middle kingdoms of India began during the 1st millennium BCE, and consisted mainly of copper and silver coins in its initial stage.Allan Stern (2008)] Scholars remain divided over the… … Wikipedia
Halbinsel — Peninsula (veraltet) * * * Hạlb|in|sel 〈f. 21〉 ins Wasser vorspringender Teil eines Landes, der auf drei Seiten von Wasser umgeben ist * * * Hạlb|in|sel, die [LÜ von lat. paeninsula, eigtl. = Fastinsel]: Gebiet, das von drei Seiten von Wasser… … Universal-Lexikon
Peninsula — Halbinsel * * * Pen|ịn|su|la 〈f.; , su|len od. suln〉 Halbinsel [<lat. paeninsula; zu paene „fast, beinahe“ + insula „Insel“] * * * Pen|ịn|su|la, die; , ...l[e]n [lat. paeninsula = Fastinsel, zu: paene = fast u. insula = Insel] (bildungsspr.… … Universal-Lexikon
полуостров — калька нем. Halbinsel – то же; более далеко франц. рrеsqu᾽îlе, калькирующее лат. paeninsula – то же (Сандфельд, Festschr. V. Тhоmsеn l68 и сл.) … Этимологический словарь русского языка Макса Фасмера
Peninsula — Pen*in su*la, n. [L. peninsula or paeninsula; paene almost + insula an island. See {Isle}.] A portion of land nearly surrounded by water, and connected with a larger body by a neck, or isthmus. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
peninsula — noun Etymology: Latin paeninsula, from paene almost + insula island Date: 1538 a portion of land nearly surrounded by water and connected with a larger body by an isthmus; also a piece of land jutting out into the water whether with or without a… … New Collegiate Dictionary
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