10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «DIPTÉR» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
diptér in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
diptér im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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A New Universal, Technological, Etymological, and ...
(diptetikos, Gr.) Having a tendency to excite thirst. DIPSOSIS, dip-so 'sin, a. (dipsa, thirst, Gr.) In Pathology, morbid thirst. DJPTKKA, dip'ter-a, |_ s. (da, and pteron, a I >i ITEI; AN s, dip'ter-anz, ) wing, Gr.) A class of insects, comprising such as ...
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A New Universal Etymological, Technological and ...
(dipietUos, Gr.) Having a >. tendency to excite thirst. n DlPSOStg, dip-so'sis, a. (dipsa, thirst, Gr.) In Pathology, morbid thirst. Diptera, dip'ter-a, ^ i. (dit, and pteron, a Dipterans, dip'ter-anz, ) wing, Gr.) A class of insects, comprising such as have ...
John Craig (lexicographer.),
1849
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A New Universal Etymological and Pronouncing Dictionary of ...
(dipsa, thirst, Gr.) In Pathology, morbid thirst. DIPTERA, dipter-a, s. (dis, and pteron, a DIPTERANS, dip'ter-anz, , wing, Gr.) A class of insects, comprising such as have two membranous wings, with their disk variously occupied with longitudinal ...
John Craig (F.G.S. of Glasgow.),
1847
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A new universal etymological technological, and ... - Pagina 535
Diptera, dip'ter-a, ) t. (rfi», and pteron, a Diptebahs, dip'tcr-anz, ) wing, Gr.) A class of insects, comprising such as have two membranous wings, with their disk variously occupied with longitudinal nervnres, and comparatively few transverse ...
John Craig (F.G.S.),
1848
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The Pocket Webster School & Office Dictionary - Pagina 216
dip'- ter-ous, adj. dire <dir>, adj. dir er, dir'est, I. dreadful; awful. 2. urgent, —dire'ly, adv. — dire'ne&s, n. direct (di-rekt'), adj. 1. straight; not circuitous. 2. open; straightforward. 3. of lineal descent. 4. immediate; close. 5. complete. 6. in the exact ...
POCKET BOOKS STAFF, Pocket Books,
1990
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A Gardener's Handbook of Plant Names: Their Meanings and ...
So far, no man-made device has been found as effective. diptcrocarpus, -a, -um [dip-ter-o-KanP-us] Having two-winged fruit. Dipteronia [dip-ter-o-nia] Gr. dis, two; pteron, a wing; in allusion to the winged fruit of this omamental Chinese tree.
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The Progressive Dictionary of the English Language: A ... - Pagina 167
Dip ter o ear pe K (dtp ter-o-kftr pe-C), \ [Or. 5t, for 61?, two, irrepov, n wing, and Kopirbf, fruit, in allusion to the calycine wings to the fruit. ] ( Bot. ] An important order of Asiatic exogenous polypetal- ous trees, allied to Malvacepe. Dipteral (dip ...
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Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary - Pagina 696
Diptera (dip'tér-a) [Gr. dipteros, having two wings] An order of insects characterized by sucking or piercing mouth parts, one pair of wings, and complete metamorphosis. It includes the flies, gnats, midges, and mosquitoes. It contains many ...
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Latin for Gardeners: Over 3,000 Plant Names Explained and ...
diphyllus dy-FIL-us diphylla, diphyllum With two leaves, as in Bulbine diphylla dipsaceus dip-SAK-ee-us dipsacea, dipsaceum Like teasel (Dipsacus), as in Carex dipsacea dipterocarpus dip-ter-oh-KAR-pus dipterocarpa, dipterocarpum With ...
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Stedman's Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions ... - Pagina 418
[G. di-, two, + pteron, wing] dip-ter-an (dipter-an) Denoting insects of the order Diptera. dip-tereous (diptér-üs) Relating to or characteristic of the order Diptera. dip-y-li-di-a-sis (dip'i-li-di'ā-sis) Infection of carnivores and humans with the cestode ...
Thomas Lathrop Stedman,
2005