jezero

Definitions

1. 1.
   lake

   • Sad smo pristali na drugom kraju jezera.

     Now we had moored on the other side of the lake.

2. 2.
   archaicspring of water

   • u sjenci pod borom jezero gdje vraše

     in the shadow under the pine tree where a spring was bubbling

3. 3.
   archaicabyss, depth

   • Od vika odrejena jesam i od starih pri nego zemļa biše. Ne bihu jošće ni jezera, a ja jure začata bih, ni bihu jošće vrutki vodeni protekli ni se jošće gore težkom veličinom umistile bihu, pri sfih vrhof ja se rojah.

     [Proverbs 8:23-26, KJV] I was set up from euerlaſting, from the beginning, or euer the earth was. When there were no depthes, I was brought forth : when there were no fountaines abounding with water. Before the mountaines were ſettled : before the hilles, was I brought foorth: While as yet he had not made the earth, nor the fields, nor the higheſt part of the duſt of the world.

4. 4.
   archaicthousand; a great number

   • 1513. Due iezere Turkou Peter Berizlo Biskup Wezprimſzky i Ban na pole Dubichkom ſzuoimi Vitezmy i iunaczi poby.

     1513. Dve jezere Turkov Peter Berislo biškup vesprimski i ban na pole dubičkom svojimi vitezmi i junaci pobi. — 1513. Péter Beriszló [Petar Berislavić], the bishop of Vezsprém, killed two thousand Turks on the field of Dubica, with his knights and champions.

   • još k tomu svemu obećajemo cesarski i kraljevski dar deset jezer talirov onomu ki njega živoga ili mrtvoga nam v ruke da

     additionally, we promise the imperial and royal gift of ten thousand thalers to that who brings him alive or dead into our hands

   • Kajkavska reč Kaj vre jezer let klopoče.

     The Kaykavian word Kay already for a thousand years has been rattling.

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