10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MULTIJUGOUS»
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A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
Having many kinds. Multijugous, mul-te-ju'gus, a. (multus, and j'i- gum, a yoke,
Lat.) Consisting of many pairs. Multilateral, mul-te-lat'cr-al, a. (multus, and lots*, a
side, Lot.) Having many sides. Multii.ineal, mul-te-lin'e-a], a. Having many lines.
John Craig (F.G.S.), 1849
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The Medical Vocabulary: Containing a Concise Explanation of ...
MULTIJUGOUS (L. multus, many; jugum, yoke). Consisting of many pairs.
MULTILOC'ULAR (L.mullus.many; loculus, partition). Having many cells or small
cavities. MULTIP'AROUS (L- mullw. many: porioJ produce). Producing many at a
birth.
Robert FOWLER (M.D., of Edinburgh.), 1860
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The Treasury of Botany ...
MULTIFEROUS. Producing several times In one season. MULTIFID. Cut halfway
Into many segments. MULTIJUGOUS. Bearing a very considerable number of
pairs of leaflets. MULTIPLE. Composed of several distinct parts. MULTISEPTATE.
John Lindley, Thomas Moore, 1866
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The Treasury of Botany: a Popular Dictionary of Vegetable ...
MULTIFEROUS. Producing several times in one season. MULTIFID. Cut halfway
into many; segments. MULTIJUGOUS. Bearing a very considerable number of
pairs of leaflets. MULTIPLE. Composed of several distinct parts. MULTISEPTATE.
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The Class-book of Etymology: Designed to Promote Precision ...
Multijugous. Multus ; jugum. Multilateral. Multus; latus. Multil'tneal. Multus; linea.
Multilocular. Multus; (loculus, a cell). Multiloquous. Multus; loquor. Multinomial,
multinominal. Multus; no* Multiparous. Multus; pario. Multipartite. Multus; pars.
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... Multigenerous, myl-ti-jen'-er-ys, a. amryfath, amlryw, o amryw genedl
Multijugous, myl-tij'-iw-gys, a. amlien- og, amrybâr, llnoshâr ; yn cynnwys amryw
bârau [ochrog, amryochrog Multilateral, myl-ti-lat'-er-al, a. aml- Multilineal, myl-ti-
lin'-i-al, ...
MULTIJUGOUS (L. multus, many ; jugum, yoke). Consisting of many pairs.
MULTILOC'ULAR(L.muttiw.niany; loculus, partition). Having many cells or small
cavities. MULTIP'AROUS (L. multus, many; pario, I produce). Producing many at
a birth.
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An etymological dictionary of the English language
Multijugous. Multus ; jugum. Multilatéral. Multus; lotus. Multilineal. Multus; linea.
Mttltilocular. Multus; {loculus, a ccll). Multiloquous. Multus; loquor. Multinotnioi,
multinominal. Multus; nornen. Multiparous. Multus; parìo. Mnltipartite. Multus;
pars.
John Oswald, Joseph Thomas, James Lynd, 1854
... crowns, as Some roots MULTIFEROE'S Producing several t1mes 1n one
season ' MULTIFID Cut halfway mto many segments MULTIJUGOUS Bearmg a
very cons1derable number of pairs of leaflets MULTIPLE Composed of several
dIstlnct ...
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A New Universal Etymological, Technological and Pronouncing ...
MUL'riot-zarnovs, mul-te-jen'er-ns, a. (mullus, and gums, a kind, Lat.) Having
many kinds. MULTIJUGOUS, mnl-te-ju'gus, a. (multus, and gum, a yoke, Lat.)
Consisting of many pairs. MULTILATERAL, mul-tc-lat'er-al, a. (multus, and lattu, a
side, ...
John Craig (lexicographer.), 1849