participle self-appointing, simple past and past participle self-appointed) (transitive) To appoint by oneself or at one's own initiative. self-appointment...
self- + appointed self-appointed (not comparable) Appointed by oneself, usually without having the right or the expertise to do so. Synonyms: self-proclaimed...
historic mi autonominài, past participle autonominàto) to appoint oneself; be self-appointed Conjugation of autonominàrsi (-are) (See Appendix:Italian...
self-appointment (uncommon) An appointment or appointing made by oneself or by one's own initiative....
and bark oneself, keep a dog and bark oneself buy a dog and bark oneself (third-person singular simple present buys a dog and barks oneself, present participle...
(oneself) up; to build (oneself) up. (idiomatic) to proclaim, appoint, or honour (oneself as something). (idiomatic) to establish or carve out one's life...
(transitive) to grant a title [+dative = to someone] (transitive) to name, to appoint (to designate for a role) [+accusative = someone] [+instrumental = as something]...
self-proclaimed (not comparable) Announced by oneself, usually without recognition by others. Synonyms: self-styled, self-appointed, self-professed, self-ordained,...
(kaffala) II, non-past يُكَفِّلُ (yukaffilu) to put in care to declare or appoint something as surety or backing Conjugation of كَفَّلَ (form-II sound)...
and see: αγορά f (agorá, “marketplace”) αναγορεύω (anagorévo, “nominate, appoint”) απαγορευμένος (apagorevménos, “prohibited”, participle) απαγόρευση f...