10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «ANARROPIA»
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Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
*Anarropia*, f. Tendência para a anarrheia. * *Anarrópico*, adj.Relativo á
anarropia. * *Anarta*, f.Insectolepidóptero nocturno. * *Anarthria*, f. Med.
Impossibilidade de articular palavras, em consequência da paralysia de certos
músculos.
Cândido de Figueiredo,
1937
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The London encyclopaedia, or, Universal dictionary of ...
A.VVRRHEGNIMIA, or Anarrhexis; in awhdoe; from iva, again, and priyvvai, to ••
nsk ; a fresh fracture or opening of a wound. ANARROPIA, among physicians, a
tendency of the humours to the head or superior parts. ANARTHRA; from u, and ...
Thomas Curtis (of Grove house sch, Islington),
1839
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The London encyclopaedia: or Universal dictionary of ...
ANARROPIA, among physrclans, a tendency of the humours to the head or
superior parts. ANARTHRA; from a, and apOpov, a joint ; a □ class of naked
insects, distinguished by having neither wings nor limbs. To this class belong all
kinds of ...
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
ANARROPIA, amoni; physicians, a tendency of the humours to the head or
superior parts. ANARSTAPINN, a seaport of Iceland. ANARTURA, [from « and «{
<>••, a joint,] a class of naked insect*, distinguished by having ther wings nor
limbs.
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Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...
ANARROPIA, among physicians, a tendency of the humours to the head cr
superior parts. ANARSTAPINN, a seaport oslceiaud. ANARTI1RA, [from a and «
cC«, a joint,] a chss os naked insech, distinguished by having nei- ther wings nor
limbs.
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Encyclopædia: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and ...
ANARROPIA, among Physicians, a tendency of the humours to the head or
superior parts. _ _ ANAS (anc. geog.), a river of Spain, rising in the territory of
Laminium, of the Hither Spain, and now spreading into lakes, again restraining its
waters ...
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The London encyclopaedia: or, Universal dictionary of ...
ANARROPIA, among physrclans, a tendency □ of the humours to the head or
superior parts. ANARTHRA ; from a, and dpSpov, a joint ; a class of naked insects
, distinguished by having neither wings nor limbs. To this class belong all kinds of
...
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The Encyclopaedia Britannica: Or, Dictionary of Arts, ...
ANARROPIA, among physicians, a tendency of the humours to the head or
superior parts. ANASTASIO, S'r,'a city of Italy, with 5650 inhabitants. It is in the
province Terra di Lavora, not far from Capua, in the kingdom of Naples.
ANASTASIS ...
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Nôvo vocabulário ortográfico brasileiro da língua portuguêsa:
2 gen. e s. 2 gen. anarquizacao, s. f. anariniizado, adj. anarquizador (<5), adj. c
s. m. anarquizar, v. anarreia, s. f. anarreico, ndj. anarrico, s. m. anarropia, s. f.
anarropico, adj. anarta, s. f. anarto, adj. c s. m. anartria, s. f. anartro, adj.
anartrocana, ...
Leonam de Azeredo Pena,
1966
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Vocabulário ortográfico oficial: de acôrdo com a nova ...
2 gên. e s. 2 gên. anarquizaçâo, s. f. anarquizado, adj. anarquizador (ô), adj. e
s. m. anarquizar, v. anarréia, s. f. anarréico, adj. anárrico, s. m. anarropia. s. f.
anarrópico, adj. anarta, j. /. anarto, adj. e s. m. anartria, s. f. anartro, adj.
anartrocana. j.