noun An ancient Carthaginian or Greek galley having five banks of oars. Quinquireme of Nineveh from distant Ophir / Rowing home to haven in sunny Palestine / With a cargo of ivory, / And apes and peacocks, / Sandalwood, cedarwood, and sweet white

ἥκω (AM) (ο ενεστ. ήκω με σημ. παρακμ., ο πρτ. ήκον με σημ. υπερσυντ. και ο μέλλ. ήξω με σημ. συντελ. μέλλ.) 1. έχω έλθει, έχω φθάσει, είμαι παρών (α. «οὔπω ἥκει ἡ ὥρα μου», ΚΔ β. «ἥκασι καιροί τῆς ἀνταποδόσεως», Νικ. Χων.) 2. εξαρτώμαι από…

ISO 639 3 Code : sdn ISO 639 2/B Code : ISO 639 2/T Code : ISO 639 1 Code : Scope : Individual Language Type : Living Macrolanguages : Identifier : (ISO 639 3) : srd Macrolanguages : Name : Sardinian Individual languages : Identifier : (ISO 639…

[Swahili Word] nduli [Swahili Plural] nduli [English Word] angel of death [Part of Speech] noun [Class] 9/10an [Swahili Example] alimwona Bwana Maksuudi kamsimamia kama nduli [Moh] [Terminology] religious [Swahili Word] nduli [English Word]…

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Virgin birth (more strictly, virginal conception), in the proper sense, is differentiated from other miraculous births in that it is # birth from a mother who is a virgin; and # no male seed in any form is involved.Thus a birth resulting from…

To move about on the elbows, dragging the back half of the body, in almost a froglike manner. This is done by both elbows at the same time, and follows with the knees a second later. The tomboyish girl decided to scunch across the living room…

δίδωμι Aër. aor ind act 3rd sg (homeric ionic)

Ny·sten s law (ne stawzґ) [Pierre Hubert Nysten, Belgian pediatrician in France, 1771–1818] see under law

pron; pron·to; pron·to·sil; pron·u·ba;

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This interesting name is of early medieval English origin, and a locational surname deriving from any of the various places named Newby in the North of England, for instance in Cumberland, Westmorland and the North Riding of Yorkshire. Newby in…

(trobar car, trobar prim)    The term trobar ric describes a style of TROUBADOUR poetry that made use of elaborate technical contrivances and ornate language, but whose sense was clear to the audience. The phrase combines the Provençal trobar…

tal|ent|ed [ tæləntəd ] adjective * someone who is talented is very good at something: a highly talented young designer

[ flər də sel; flo͝or] n. French sea salt

sèmiš m DEFINICIJA na poseban način učinjena koža jelena, srne, divokoze; služi za izradu odjevnih predmeta ETIMOLOGIJA njem. Sämischleder ≃ sämisch: boje divokoze, otvoreno žute boje ← fr. chamois

noun 1 group of objects ADJECTIVE ▪ big, extensive, huge, large, major, massive, substantial, vast ▪ small

I. /ˈdʒubi/ (say joohbee) noun 1. a screen with an upper platform, separating the choir of a church from the nave and often supporting a rood. 2. a rood loft. {Latin: bid thou, the first word of a formula spoken from the gallery above the rood…