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French
Verb
præsentera
- third-person singular simple future of præsenter
Swedish
Verb
præsentera
- obsolete typography of presentera (“present”)
1703 November 9, Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld, edited by August Quennerstedt, Bref &c. från Rehnsköld till Carl XII 1703–1715, published 1916, page 37:[…] , uthi så stoor qvantum att thenna Cassan inthe kan fournera bethalningen, ock som inthe sådan lägenheett tordhe præsentera Sigh på andra stellen om slicke wahrorss anskaffandhe, […]- , in such a large quantity that this coffer cannot provide the payment, and as such situation would not present itself in other places about the procurement of such goods,
1740, Carl Gyllenborg, Svenska Sprätthöken, page 29:[…] , jag hafwer nu den ähran at här præsentera i denna helt och hållit Swenska Cavallieren, tillika min Cousin och min Rival, […]- , I now have the honor to present here in this completely Swedish cavalier, also my Cousin and my Rival,
1882, Wilhelm Berg, Samlingar till Göteborgs Historia. I, Kulturhistoriska skildringar, page 92:[…] , den samma skal sigh först hoos Commercie Præsidenten och sädan för samptelige Magistraten och Rådet præsentera, och skal der tilbörligen förhördh blifwa om sitt förriga förhållande, […]- , the same shall first present themselves to the President of Commerce and then to all the Magistrates and the Council, and shall be duly interrogated about his previous relationship,