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physiology - Academic Dictionaries and …

1560s, study and description of natural objects, from L. physiologia natural science, study of nature, from Gk. physiologia natural science, from physio , comb. form of physis nature (see PHYSIC (Cf. physic)) + logia study (see LOGY (Cf

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chamacoco - English syllables

04.03.2021 — Look at other dictionaries: Chamacoco — Los chaimecoco, iśir, ishiro o jeywo (autodenominados yshyr ybytoso [ɨʃɨɾɨbɨtoso] personas ) son un pueblo ...

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homie - Academic Dictionaries and Encyclopedias

homie also homey, by 1970s, slang, short for HOMEBOY (Cf. homeboy) (q.v.).The identical word is recorded from the 1920s in New Zealand slang in the sense “recently arrived British immigrant.”

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Clid

(Calling Line Identification) идентификация [линии] вызывающего абонента 1) в сетях цифровой телефонии сервис, говорящий вызываемому о том, с какого номера ему звонят Syn: ANI, Caller...

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orogastric - Medical dictionary

21.09.2020 — oro·gas·tric gas trik adj traversing or affecting the alimentary tract from the mouth to the stomach <the use of orogastric versus nasogastric feeding tubes in ...

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Септуагинта - macedonian.enacademic.com

(лат. Septuaginta седумдесет) назив за грчкиот превод на Стариот завет од 3 век според легендата, го превеле 72 учени Евреи во Александрија, по наредба на египтскиот крал Птолемеј Филаделф

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Амфитрион - macedonian.enacademic.com

мит во старогрчката митологија син на Алкеј, маж на Алкмена, номинален татко на Херкул (вистинскиот татко е Зевс), крал на Тиринт и подоцна на Теба

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Nec possum tecum vivere, nec sine te

Look at other dictionaries: Nec possum tecum vivere, nec sine te. — См. Вместе тесно, в рознь тошно … Большой толково ...

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ἐμπεπτωκότα

22.09.2020 — ἐμπίτνω fall upon perf part act neut nom/voc/acc pl ἐμπίτνω fall upon perf part act masc acc sg.

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пекторал - Macedonian dictionary

25.02.2021 — Look at other dictionaries: ПЕКТОРАЛ — новолатинск., от лат. pectus, грудь. Нагрудник римско католических священников. Объяснение 25000 ...

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ferret - Etymology dictionary

07.10.2020 — (n.) late 14c., from O.Fr. furet, dim. of fuiron weasel, ferret, lit. thief, probably from L.L. furionem (related to furonem cat, also robber ), from L. fur (gen. furis) thief.