10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LEIOTRICHY»
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leiotrichy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
leiotrichy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Ethnocentrism and the English Dictionary
pate) and eyes (almond, narrow-eyed, obliquity, pig-eye, slit-eyed, squinney), to
the hair (leiotrichy, pig-tail) and to the bound-feet of Chinese women (pommel,
stumble, totter). There is also one more recent reference to the unisex stereotype
of ...
Hair: The texture of hair is another indefinite physical trait of race. Three kinds of
hair distinguish between the races: (a) Leiotrichy: The Mongols and the Chinese
have soft, straight hair. (b) Cymotrichy: The inhabitants of India, Western Europe,
...
3
Tribes and Castes of Manipur: Description and Select ...
Leiotrichy : A straight hair. It is found among the Mongoloid people. Leptoprosopy
: A narrow face. Leucoderms : White skin coloured people. Levirate: Marriage of a
widow with her deceased-husband's brother. It is two types. Senior Levirate ...
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Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
... sacrilege, select, selection, selective, sortilege leio-, lei-, li-, Ho- (Gk., smooth)
Qualifying words: leiasthenia, leioder- mia, leiodystonia, leiomyoblastoma,
leiomyo- fibroma, leiomyoma, leiomyosarcoma, leiotri- chous, leiotrichous,
leiotrichy, ...
There are the three following distinctions of hair on the basis of texture: (i)
Leiotrichy (soft straight hair) as of the Mongols and Chinese, (ii) Cymotrichy (
smooth curly hair) as of the inhabitants of India, Western Europe, Australia and
North East ...
Rajendra Kumar Sharma, Rachana Sharma, 1997
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Fundamentals of Sociology
There are the three following distinctions of hair on the basis of texture: (i)
Leiotrichy (soft straight hair) as of the Mongols and Chinese, (ii) Cymotrichy (
smooth curly hair) as of the inhabitants of India, Western Europe, Australia and
North East ...
Rajendra Kumar Sharma, 1996
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Patrick White's The Eye of the Storm, Voss, and Other Novels
5. tress 7. earlock, ringlet 8. lovelock 9. dreadlock toss of. . 8. alopecia, baldness
of the.. 6. crinal remover. . 9. decalvant, epilatory 10. depilatory straight. . 10.
leiotrichy style . . 3. set 4. Afro, tete, updo 6. hairdo 7. chignon, cornrow 8. coiffure
tuff.
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Dimensions of Researches in Indian Anthropology: Volume I
Broca (1864) later on modified hair form into three broad divisions, which are (1)
Straight hair (Leiotrichy) (2) Wavy or curly (Cymotrichy) (3) Woolly hair (Ulotrichy).
However, a systemic classification of the hair form was proposed by Martin ...
Vijoy S. Sahay, Pradip Kumar Singh, Oriental Institute of Cultural and Social Research (Allahabad, India), 2003
They were obtained from a bazaar in Bombay and comprised two shades only,
which have been numbered 1 and 2. No. 1 _is darker than Y and almost equal to
No. _27 of Hair Form LEIOTRICHY Suooru STRAIGHT Cvmornrcnv Baoan “IAVE
...
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Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
У* TÏ^Tr, f[K Leibni(t)zian adj. ^fsrefciR (*ÎfsrÇ3 HÜt); п. Lcibni(t)z¡dnism НГгтгчГ
TT 55И Leicester adj. %?гт ЯУ ягртГ; л. Ъ&Л leidger, leiger forms of lodger
leiotrichous adj. <srè Я(?ГТ ^ШТ; fai^t ят?гт ^гят; hR4+t %эт>; п. leiotrichy ^t *ИЙ
iT ?
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
