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41céder — vi. , casser, se rompre, (sous une charge trop lourde), (ep. d une branche...) : sèdâ (Albanais.001, Saxel.002, Table), kassâ (001). A1) plier, fléchir, (ep. d une barre de fer...) : plèyî, flyashî (001). A2) lâcher (ep. d une corde qui se casse) …
42marcher — vi. ; fonctionner ; marcher seul (ep. des petits enfants) ; se laisser entraîner dans une plaisanterie (soit consciemment, soit naïvement) ; réussir, aboutir, se concrétiser, aller bien : MARSHÉ (Montendry, St Pierre Albigny 060) / Î (Albanais… …
43abandoned property — Property to which an owner has voluntarily relinquished all right, title, claim and possession with the intention of terminating his ownership, but without vesting it in any other person and with the intention of not reclaiming future possession… …
44imbedded property — Property embedded in the earth. 1 Am J2d Aband § 4. Precisely, property other than gold or silver, found imbedded in the soil under circumstances indicating that some person had placed it where found. Ferguson v Ray, 44 Or 557, 77 P 600 …
45reclamation — Making land fit for cultivation, as by draining swamps, 25 Am J2d Drains § 3, or irrigating and land. The taking of a wild animal into possession. Anno: 49 ALR 1498; 4 Am J2d Am § 17. Demanding and obtaining the return of one s property in the… …
46treasure-trove — Any gold or silver in coin, plate, or bullion found concealed in the earth or in a house or other private place, but not lying on the ground, the owner of such discovered treasure being unknown. 1 Am J2d Aband § 4 …
47wreck of the sea — Such goods as after a shipwreck are cast upon land by the sea and left there. 1 Am J2d Aband § 24; 48 Am J1st Ship § 647 …
48avondbloem — ˈävənˌblüm noun ( s) Etymology: obsolete Afrikaans (now aandblom), from avond evening (from Middle Dutch āvont, āvent) + bloem flower, from Middle Dutch bloeme; akin to Old High German āband evening and to Old High German bluoma flower more at… …
