Meaning of "sabulosity" in the English dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF SABULOSITY

sabulosity  [ˌsæbjʊˈlɒsɪtɪ]

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF SABULOSITY

Sabulosity is a noun.

A noun is a type of word the meaning of which determines reality. Nouns provide the names for all things: people, objects, sensations, feelings, etc.

WHAT DOES SABULOSITY MEAN IN ENGLISH?

Definition of sabulosity in the English dictionary

The definition of sabulosity in the dictionary is the quality of being like sand in texture.

TRANSLATION OF SABULOSITY

Find out the translation of sabulosity to 25 languages with our English multilingual translator.

The translations of sabulosity from English to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «sabulosity» in English.

• Translator English - Chinese: sabulosity
• Translator English - Spanish: sabulosity
• English: sabulosity
• Translator English - Hindi: sabulosity
• Translator English - Arabic: sabulosity
• Translator English - Russian: sabulosity
• Translator English - Portuguese: sabulosity
• Translator English - Bengali: sabulosity
• Translator English - French: sabulosity
• Translator English - Malay: Sabulosity
• Translator English - German: sabulosity
• Translator English - Japanese: sabulosity
• Translator English - Korean: sabulosity
• Translator English - Javanese: Sabulosity
• Translator English - Vietnamese: sabulosity
• Translator English - Tamil: sabulosity
• Translator English - Marathi: दुर्मिळपणा
• Translator English - Turkish: sabulosity
• Translator English - Italian: sabulosity
• Translator English - Polish: sabulosity
• Translator English - Ukrainian: sabulosity
• Translator English - Romanian: sabulosity
• Translator English - Greek: sabulosity
• Translator English - Afrikaans: sabulosity
• Translator English - Swedish: sabulosity
• Translator English - Norwegian: sabulosity

10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SABULOSITY»

Discover the use of sabulosity in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to sabulosity and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.

Dictionary of the English and German languages for general ...

JSäbrl,in.i-, T. в. fill' fin. [s. Saiiöigffit, f. Sabulosity, aib-A-loa'-e-te, Sabulous, alb'- A -Ina, adj. fdiibig. Г*. Sabulosity, Sabulousness^ib'-n-las-ne's, Saccade, «ik-kide *. i. 9í ml mil. bfnl. 3"fl'l». '"□. Saccliariferoiis, sik-kl-rlP- írr-ns, Adj. 3l.it ff frjfllgftlfr.

William James, 1868

-ologies and -isms

ASTRONOMY. Sabianism; 349. RELIGION. Sabianism. Sabellian 205. HERESY, Sabellianism. Sabellianism 205. HERESY. Sabianism 25. ASTRONOMY; 349. RELIGION. sabotage 413. war. saboteur 413. WAR. sabotage. sabulosity 261 ...

Laurence Urdang, Anne Ryle, Tanya H. Lee, 1986

The Class-book of Etymology: Designed to Promote Precision ...

Rustic, rusticate. Rus. s. Sabbattarian, sabbath, sabbatic, sabbatism. Sabbatum. Sabellian. SabeUius. Sabulosity, sabulous. Sabulum. Sacchariferous. Saccharum ; fero. Sac c h a r i ne . Sacch arum. Saccholactic. Saccharum; lac. Sacerdotal.

James Lynd, 1847

A Complete Dictionary of the English Language, Both with ...

Observance of the sabbath superstitiously ri id. SABINE, aiU-in. s. A plant. SABLE ,s:'1'bl. s. For. SABLE,s:'1'bl. a. Black. SABRE, szTbr. s. A cymetar, a short sword with a convex edge, a faulchion. SABULOSITY, siib-fl-losCit-y. s. Grittiness, ...

Thomas Sheridan, 1789

A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...

v. a. তলবার-মার. তলবার ফাঁড়া বা অনিদ্বাবা-মার -কাট বা আঘাত বা ছেদ-কৃ | Sabulosity , n. ৪. রকৃদূকক্তময়ত্ব. বালিবিশিন্টত্যু বানূকার ধর্মা আ কার বা তজুম্মু ৷ Sebulous, a. Lat. বাবুকাময়. বানূকাতে পরিপূর্ণ. বালিৰিশিন্ট. বালুক্লার পূর্ণ. (বলে I Saw.

Ram-Comul Sen, 1834

An English-Welsh Pronouncing Dictionary: With Preliminary ...

Sabeliad Sable, sa'bl, n. y bele ; croen a blew'r bele ; a. o liw'r bele ; du, tywyll Sabre, sa'bur, n. cleddy f 1 ly dan : vt. taro a chleddyf Sabulosity, sab-u-1ös'ï-tï, n. graeander, graeanedd [1yd Sabulous, säb'u-lus, a. graeanog, tywod- Saccade, ...

William Spurrell, 1850

A New and Improved Standard French and English and English ...

SABULOSITY sabuloslte, ». nature sablon- neuse, /. SABULOUS snb'ulus, adj. sablonneux. SABURRAL sabur'ral, adj. [meil.] saburral, de Baburre. SAC sak, s. [ anat.] bourse, /. SACCADE sakkii'd, ». [man.] saccade (secous- Be prompte, ...

Alexander G. Collot, 1856

An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...

... cleddyf, tyrcgledd: v. a. taro neu ladd â chrym- gledd, gleifio [gledd Sabtreache, sab'-trï-ac, s. cod y cryman- Sabulosity, sab-iw-los'-i-fi, s. grutrwydd, tywodogrwydd [og, tywodlyd, grutiog Sabulous, sab'-iw-lys, a. graianog, graean- Sac, sac, ...

Thomas Edwards, 1864

The Anti-absurd Or Phrenotypic English Pronouncing & ...

Sabbatism SA'bAtizm Sabine злЫп Sable sabl Sabre sabr Sabulosity SAbiulo' sitB Sabulous SAbiulqs Saccade SAka'd Saccharine влкдгуп Sacerdotal sAserda' tAl Sachel sAchel Sachem sacbem Sack sAk Sackbut SAkbqt Sackcloth sAk-klotfi  ...

Bartlomiej Beniowski, 1845

An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language

Sabulosity, sabulous. Sabulum. Sacchariferous. Sacehanim ; fero. Saccharine. Saccharum. Saccholactic. Saccharum; lac. Sacerdotal. Sacer; dos. Sacrament, sacred. Sacer. Sacrific, sacrifice. Sacer ; facio Sacrilege, sacrilegious. Sacer; lex.

John Oswald, Joseph Thomas, James Lynd, 1853