Meaning of "orthorrhynque" in the French dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF ORTHORRHYNQUE IN FRENCH

orthorrhynque

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF ORTHORRHYNQUE

Orthorrhynque can act as a noun and an adjective.

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.

The adjective is the word that accompanies the noun to determine or qualify it.

WHAT DOES ORTHORRHYNQUE MEAN IN FRENCH?

Definition of orthorrhynque in the French dictionary

The definition of orthorrhynch in the dictionary is elem. from gr. ο  ρ  θ  ο    Right, entering the constr. many sav terms. and in which he expresses a notion of rectitude, correctness, normality, correctness; the words constr. are adj. or subst. - orth- means right, erect, upright; the 2ndelem. is from gr.

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5 FRENCH BOOKS RELATING TO «ORTHORRHYNQUE»

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

De la création actuelle de mots nouveaux dans la langue ...

241. orthorrhynque, 241. orthosperme, 241. orthotrope, 241. oryctogéologie, 241. oryctognosie, 241. oryctographe, 243. oryctographie, 241, 243. oryctographique, 241,243. oryctologie, 243. oryctologique, 241 , 243. oryctologiste, 241.

Arsène Darmesteter, 1972

Les Disparus du Littré

Un orthopnoïque. - ÉTYM. OpGoTrvoÏKCn;, de opSoirvoia, orthopnée. ORTHORRHYNQUE (or-to-rin-k), s. m. Ancien nom du genre ornismye. - ÉTYM. Ortho..., et p^oc, bec. ORTHOSPERMÉ, ÉE (or-to-spèr-mé, mée), adj. Terme de botanique.

Héloïse Neefs, 2008

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Ce sont les mêmes ravageurs qui baptisèrent brutalement orthorrhynque le miraculeux oiseau- mouche, la petite chose ailée par excellence, et donton disait jadis qu'il vole sans jamais se reposer, qu'on croyait dénué de pattes, parce que les ...

Remy de Gourmont, 1905

Langue française à l'épreuve

Si l'on devine que l' "orthorrhynque" est le nouveau nom de l 'oiseau-mouche, c' est que l'on ne mérite plus d'admirer ce qu'il y a de plus gracieux dans la nature. Pauvre "mélanocéphale", chez nous fauvette noire ! et pauvre de nous, dont la ...

Dominique Daguet, 1985

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Ce sont les mêmes ravageurs qui baptisèrent brutalement orthorrhynque le miraculeux oiseau-mouche189, la petite chose ailée par excellence, et dont on disait jadis qu'il vole sans jamais se reposer, qu'on croyait dénué de pattes, parce que ...

Rémy de Gourmont, Gabriella Carpinelli, 2008