Meaning of "lisimaquia" in the Spanish dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD LISIMAQUIA

La palabra lisimaquia procede del latín lysimachĭa, la cual a su vez procede del griego λυσιμάχιον.

Etymology is the study of the origin of words and their changes in structure and significance.

PRONUNCIATION OF LISIMAQUIA IN SPANISH

li · si · ma · quia

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF LISIMAQUIA

Lisimaquia is a noun.

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WHAT DOES LISIMAQUIA MEAN IN SPANISH?

Looseness

Lisimaquia was an important Hellenistic city in the European Turkey in the extreme northwest of the Thracian Quersoneso, near the bay of Melas. It was founded in 309 a. C. by Lysimachus while preparing for the next confrontation against his enemies. The new city, located on the isthmus, guarded the road from Sestos to North and Thrace. To obtain inhabitants for his new city, Lisimaco destroyed the nearby town of Cardia, the birthplace of the historian Jerome. Lysimachus I do not hesitate to make Lisimaquia the capital of his kingdom, to have great splendor and prosperity. After the death of Lysimachus the city fell into the domain of the Seleucid Empire, and during the wars between Seleucus II Calinico and Ptolemy III Evergetes this happened to ptolemaic hands. Then these left the city free, or it became independent, is uncertain; And established political relations with the Aetolia League. In 277 a. C., near Lisimaquia, the Macedonian king Antígono II Gónatas defeated a Celtic invasion. The same year an earthquake destroyed the city. The Aetolians were unable to protect the city and was destroyed in 197 a.

Definition of lisimaquia in the Spanish dictionary

The definition of looses in the dictionary is a herbaceous plant of the family Primulaceae, with erect, hairy and quadrangular stems, opposite leaves or whorls, with short petiole, lanceolate, sharp, yellowish green in the beam, whitish and lanuginous. lower, yellow flowers in terminal umbels, and dry, capsular, with many seeds. It grows in moist soils and has been used against hemorrhages.

TRANSLATION OF LISIMAQUIA

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

• Translator Spanish - Chinese: 金钱草
• Spanish: lisimaquia
• Translator Spanish - English: Looseness
• Translator Spanish - Hindi: भ्रष्टाचार करना
• Translator Spanish - Arabic: انحلال
• Translator Spanish - Russian: вербейник
• Translator Spanish - Portuguese: salgueirinha
• Translator Spanish - Bengali: loosestrife
• Translator Spanish - French: salicaire
• Translator Spanish - Malay: loosestrife
• Translator Spanish - German: Felberich
• Translator Spanish - Japanese: loosestrife
• Translator Spanish - Korean: 까치 수염 속
• Translator Spanish - Javanese: loosestrife
• Translator Spanish - Vietnamese: cây trân châu thái
• Translator Spanish - Tamil: loosestrife
• Translator Spanish - Marathi: loosestrife
• Translator Spanish - Turkish: loosestrife
• Translator Spanish - Italian: loosestrife
• Translator Spanish - Polish: krwawnica
• Translator Spanish - Ukrainian: вербейник
• Translator Spanish - Romanian: loosestrife
• Translator Spanish - Greek: loosestrife
• Translator Spanish - Afrikaans: wederik
• Translator Spanish - Swedish: loosestrife
• Translator Spanish - Norwegian: loosestrife

10 SPANISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LISIMAQUIA»

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

Dictionarium medicum. Edición crítica de Avelina Carrera de ...

Lysimachios, -ii (m.) (Xua1uáxe1os). «Lisimaquia». Existen tres variedades comunes de esta planta herbácea: 1) Lisi- maquia vulgar o lisimaquia grande, de flores amarillas, Lysimacbia vulgaris L. (Diosc. 4,3). 2) Salicaria o lisimaquia roja,  ...

Antonio de Nebrija, Elio Antonio de Nebrija, Avelina Carrera de la Red, 2001

Flora ibérica: Haloragaceae-Euphorbiaceae

en el Pseudo Dioscórides, nombre altemativo para lysimácheios (en otras lecturas, lysimáchios), planta que, según parece, es en Dioscórides la lisimaquia amarilla (Lysimachia vulgaris L., primuláceas) y la lisimaquia roja o salicaria ( Lythrum ...

Santiago Castroviejo, Real Jardín Botánico (Spain), 1997

Enciclopedia de las medicinas alternativas

Todas las especies de lisimaquia se emplean como plantas ornamentales. Prefieren la sombra, aunque también pueden crecer en lugares soleados. Utilización general 1.a lisimaquia se empleaba en otros tiempos ampliamente como planta ...

Gale Group, Jacqueline L. Longe, Kristine M. Krapp, 2003

Nomenclatura farmacéutica y sinonimia general de farmacia y ...

Lisimaquia. . . Lisimaquia oficinal. 1 Salicaria Farm. ¡ ¡ ir. : Lysiraachia purpurea Off. T . « • r □ Lisimaquia roja. Lythrum Salicaria L. Salicaria. Salicaria coman. oficinal. r . . _ , fMeloe vexicatorius L. ЦШ vexicatorm Fob iCantharis 0fficinarum ...

Manuel Jiménez (Doctor), 1826

Flora ibérica: Plantaginaceae-Scrophulariaceae

nombre de varias plantas, como la salicaria o lisimaquia roja (Lythrum Salícaria L., Lythraceae), la lisimaquia amarilla (Lysimachia vulgaris L., Primulaceae) o la parietaria común (Parietaria oflicinalís L., Urticaceae). Según Laguna en sus ...

Santiago Castroviejo, Real Jardín Botánico (Spain), 2009

Diccionario elemental de farmacia, botanica y materia medica ...

Lisimaquia mayor con flor amarilla. В. Pin. 245. Matth. 349. Tourn. р. 14 г. Cast. Lisimaquia. Farm. Lisimaquia lutea (la yerba florida). Obs. Varía con las hojas de dos en dos , de tres en tres, y de quatro en quatro , y los filamentos unidos en su  ...

Manuel Hernandez de Gregorio, Imprenta Real (Madrid), 1803

Nuevos elementos de historia natural: conteniendo la ...

En la LISIMAQUIA. (lysimachia , penland, monog. L. ) la corola es rotácea y de cinco lóbulos, y los estambres cinco casi monadelfos. Las lisima- quias tienen- las flores amarillas y abundan en Europa en terrenos húmedos. La lisimaquia ...

M. Salacroux, 1839

Montserrat: su pasado, su presente y su porvenir

Lisimaquia. — [AJ- 1 tringente y tintó- ' reo.) i Herba de la moneda. ( — ( Astringente.! ( Herba de las sét sm- ) grias. — ( Como la ( oficinal.) Mil bort. — ( Semillas diuréticas ; Hojaí temireranles ; Raíz t tintórea.) , Mili del Sol petit.— Mijo del Sol ...

Miguel Muntadas, 1871

Diccionario elemental de farmacia, botánica y materia ...

LYSIMACHIA, Lisimaquia. CARACTER GENERICO NATURAL. Саь. Periantio dividido en cinco partes, agudo, derecho y persistente. Cor. de un pétalo en forma de rueda : tubo ninguno : borde plano, partido en cinco lacinias entre aovadas y ...

Manuel Hernández de Gregorio, 1803

Farmacopea universal ó Reunión comparativa de las ...

A. J. L. Jourdan. 38 LIRIO DE IOS VALLES, LIRIODEXDRO , LISIMAQUIA , LITOSPERMO. Destílese una pt. (s.) LOBELIA , LOBELIA SIFILi: LOBELIA. Lobelia inflata, Willd. Indian tobacco,. Escilanic aconsejado en la apoplejía , la epilepsia y la ...

A. J. L. Jourdan, 1829