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Humno

Humno je původně mlat, tedy prostor k mlácení obilí, zpevněný udusanou hlínou. Nejdříve se jako humna používala místa pod širým nebem, později mlat ve střední části stodoly, na Moravě a jižním a západním Slovensku se slovem humno označuje celá stodola. Podle Rejzkova etymologického slovníku není původ tohoto prastarého slova (pův. gumno) zcela zřejmý…

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Humno

Nodes21
Edges20
Triples15
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.095238
Components1

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related to Externí odkazy · 15
Humno → Archivováno, Beránek, Co, Encyklopedie, Horydoly, Humna, Josef Vařeka, Lidová, Národní, Ptejte, Téma Humno, Václav Frolec, Wayback Machine, Wikicitátech Slovníkové, WikislovníkuMartin

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humna mlat humny prostor obilí jako označuje pás hlínou stodola ječmene sladu pivovaru sladovně polnosti rajčůr humňany humenné původně tedy

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Humnorelated to Externí odkazyTéma Humno0.60section
Humnorelated to Externí odkazyWikicitátech Slovníkové0.60section
Humnorelated to Externí odkazyWikislovníkuMartin0.60section
Humnorelated to Externí odkazyHumna0.60section
Humnorelated to Externí odkazyArchivováno0.60section
Humnorelated to Externí odkazyWayback Machine0.60section
Humnorelated to Externí odkazyLidová0.60section
Humnorelated to Externí odkazyVáclav Frolec0.60section
Humnorelated to Externí odkazyJosef Vařeka0.60section
Humnorelated to Externí odkazyEncyklopedie0.60section
Humnorelated to Externí odkazyBeránek0.60section
Humnorelated to Externí odkazyCo0.60section

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