10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TRIGAMOUS»
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1
The Columbian cyclopedia
TRIFACIAL— TRIG. TRIFACIAL, a. trl-fd'shal [L. tres, three; fades, the face]: of or
pertaining to the trigeminal or fifth cranial nerve, the great sensitive nerve of the
head and face. TRIFARIOUS, a. tri-fa'rl-us [L. trifarius, of three sorts or ways]: in ...
2
Marmots: Social Behavior and Ecology
There were 7 monogamous colonies, 22 bigamous colonies, and 1 trigamous
colony; the remaining 8 were composed of either solitary females with offspring (
3) or were groups lacking adults (5). In south-central Alaska, 11 M. cali- gata ...
3
The Myth of Monogamy: Fidelity and Infidelity in Animals and ...
In the world of European starlings, breeding occurs in socially monogamous
pairs, or in bigamous trios consisting of one male and two females, or
occasionally even trigamous quartets of one male and three females. The latter
arrangements ...
David P. Barash, Judith Eve Lipton, 2002
4
Japanese journal of ornithology
Depending on the maximum number of mates at a time during a season, males
were classified into bachelor (no mates), monogamous (one mate), bigamous (
two mates) and trigamous (three mates). By these definitions, a trigamous male ...
5
A Dictionary of Scientific Terms, Pronunciation, Derivation, ...
... the same point (bot.). trifoliolate (trlfö'llölät) a. [L. tres, three ; foliоla, a small leaf!
] Having three leaflets growing from the same point (bot). trifurcate (trlfür'kät) a. [L.
tres, three ; /urca, a fork.] With three forks or branches. trigamous (trllg'ämüs) a ...
Isabella Ferguson Henderson, William Dawson Henderson, 1920
6
English and Chinese pronouncing dictionary
==fc&*±A. Trigamous, (trig'-a-mus) a. H&TE&il. Trigamy, (trig'-a-me) n. H*!(JS;
state of having three husbands or wives at the same time, J&H5*c?J5H^- Trigger,
(trig'-ger) n. The trigger of a wheel, trigger of a gun or pistol, Trigintals, ( tri-jin'-tats
) ...
Shang wu yin shu kuan, 1903
7
Byzantine Empresses: Women and Power in Byzantium AD 527-1204
... for his choice of Maria was not without its difficulties and the marriage was
openly called 'adulterous': it was also 'trigamous', though the fact that this was his
third and Maria's second marriage was of less concern to the church
establishment ...
Husbands were her earlier employ: she was trigamous if not quadrigamous, and
one of her husbands turned out to be a brother. She was happy with all of them,
they were nice to her, she nice to them. Listen to the pleasant jaunt her draper ...
9
Becoming Achilles: Child-Sacrifice, War, and Misrule in the ...
... trigamous: Hesiod, Cat. of Women and Eoiae fr. 67 (Stesichorus), in Hom.
Hymns and Hom., discussed by Davies in “Judgment of Paris,” 57–58. Sroufe et
al. found that mothers who had been incest victims were liable to be seductive
with a ...
10
Love, Sex, and Marriage: A Historical Thesaurus
tnchomaniac, 256 trick, 59, 313, 321, 322; (momentary) -, 153; -with, 140 tricking,
315 tried virgin, 306 trigamist, 340 trigamous, 340 trigamy, 337, 340, 411
trigimate, 91 trim, 154, 294 trimming, 293 trinklet, 278, 279 trio, 276 triple, 276
trisexual, ...
