archaise, archaize - archaistic[Dérivé]

adust - krēslains, tumšs — dark-skinned, dusky, swart, swarthy - thrown, thrown and twisted - impulsīvs, nesavaldīgs, straujš — brainish, hotheaded, impetuous, impulsive, madcap, passionate, tearaway - dighted - plašs — commodious, convenient, roomy, spacious - proportionable - verbal - innocent - dowerless - amort - cēls, dižens, grandiozs — sublime - uplifted - leal - acold - ledains, stindzinošs — freezing, frore, ice-cold - apstiprinošs — corroborant - base, baseborn - curtal - nesvarīgs, niecīgs — small - iedarbīgs, spēcīgs — puissant - scrivened - piesardzīgs, uzmanīgs — careful - šaurs — strait - stundu — horary - meretricious - apopemptic - scriptural - empiric, empirical - no šejienes — hence - away, forth, off - privily - brālīgi — brotherly - mellow, mellowly - by chance, perchance - ambages - aidinieks — palfrey - gildhall - hold - hornpipe, pibgorn, stockhorn - complexion - patiesība — sooth - muchness - nasta, pauna, slodze, spriedze — fardel, tax - caitiff - simple - atalgojums, balva — meed - bosom - air - fire - earth - ether, quintessence - water - menstruum - atskrūvēt, atskrūvēties, mīlēties, pieskrūvēt, pieskrūvēties — ball, bang, bed, be intimate, bone, bonk, do it, eff, engage in coitus, fuck, get it on, get laid, go to bed with, have a go at it, have intercourse, have it away, have it off, have sex, have sexual intercourse, hump, jazz, know, lie with, love, make love, make out, roll in the hay, root, screw, sex, sleep together, sleep with - pieslieties — abide, bide, remain, stay - control - compass - imperativeness, insistence, instancy - alienism - the halt - krāsainais, melnādainais, melnādains, nēģeris — Black, blackamoor, black man, Black person, black woman, darkie, Negro, Negroid, wog - Negress - tumšādainais — colored, colored person, colour, coloured person - mulats — mulatto - quadroon - octoroon - austrumnieks — Oriental, oriental person - backward, feebleminded, half-witted, silly, slow-witted - cietsirdīgs, nežēlīgs — heartless - verily[Domaine]

archaicism (n.) • archaism (n.)