CONGÉNER - Definition and synonyms of congéner in the Romanian dictionary

WHAT DOES CONGÉNER MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of congéner in the Romanian dictionary

congéner, -a adj. (broad-cone, generic, d. con-, together, and genus, genre, genre, race, congénere, fr. congénère). Of the same genre, of the same species, related: plants, congeneous words. Anat. Muscle congener, which competes in the same movement. \u0026 # X2013; Fals-orr (after fr.). congéner, -ă adj. (lat. cón-gener, -genéris, d. con-, împreună, și genus, géneris, gen, rasă; it. congénere, fr. congénère). De acelașĭ gen, de aceĭașĭ specie, înrudit: plante, cuvinte congénere. Anat. Mușchĭ congénerĭ, care concură la aceĭașĭ mișcare. – Fals -nér (după fr.).

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ROMANIAN WORDS RELATING TO «CONGÉNER»

TRANSLATION OF CONGÉNER

Find out the translation of congéner to 25 languages with our Romanian multilingual translator.

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

Translator Romanian - Chinese

同源

1,325 millions of speakers

Translator Romanian - Spanish

congéneres

570 millions of speakers

Translator Romanian - English

congeners

510 millions of speakers

Translator Romanian - Hindi

congeners

380 millions of speakers

Translator Romanian - Arabic

متجانسا

280 millions of speakers

Translator Romanian - Russian

родственные

278 millions of speakers

Translator Romanian - Portuguese

congêneres

270 millions of speakers

Translator Romanian - Bengali

congeners

260 millions of speakers

Translator Romanian - French

congénères

220 millions of speakers

Translator Romanian - Malay

congeners

190 millions of speakers

Translator Romanian - German

Kongenere

180 millions of speakers

Translator Romanian - Japanese

同族体

130 millions of speakers

Translator Romanian - Korean

동족체

85 millions of speakers

Translator Romanian - Javanese

congeners

85 millions of speakers

Translator Romanian - Vietnamese

congeners

80 millions of speakers

Translator Romanian - Tamil

உள்ள congeners

75 millions of speakers

Translator Romanian - Marathi

congeners

75 millions of speakers

Translator Romanian - Turkish

konjenerler

70 millions of speakers

Translator Romanian - Italian

congeneri

65 millions of speakers

Translator Romanian - Polish

kongenerów

50 millions of speakers

Translator Romanian - Ukrainian

родинні

40 millions of speakers

Romanian

congéner

30 millions of speakers

Translator Romanian - Greek

ομοειδών

15 millions of speakers

Translator Romanian - Afrikaans

conge

14 millions of speakers

Translator Romanian - Swedish

kongener

10 millions of speakers

Translator Romanian - Norwegian

kongenere

5 millions of speakers

TENDENCIES OF USE OF THE TERM «CONGÉNER»

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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «CONGÉNER»

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An American Dictionary of the English Language: First ... - Pagina 365

CONGE-NER, n. [L. congener; con and gener, kind, £ A thing of the same kind or nature. The cherry tree has been often grafted on the laurel, to which it is a congener. iller. CONGE-NER, a. Of the same kind or nature; alCON-GENEROUS, lied ...

Noah Webster, 1841

The Imperial Dictionary: English, Technological, and ...

CONGE'NER, a. Of the same CONGEN'EROUS, J kind or nature; allied in origin or cause; as, congenerous bodies; congenerous diseases.—2. In nat hist., applied to genera nearly allied; or to species of the same genus. –3. In anat., applied to ...

John Ogilvie, 1863

Nuevo diccionario de las lenguas española y alemana... - Pagina 206

Congéner, m.yf. was von der selben Gattung ist. Congenérico, v. Congéner. Congeniar, v.n. mit einem Anderen im Charakter, in der Gemüthsverfaffung 2c. übereinstimmen. Congénito,ta, mit einem Anderen zugleich erzeugt, geboren, ...

Charles Fredéric Franceson, ‎Friedrich Fleischer (Leipzig), 1862

Freshwater fishes of Costa Rica - Pagina 258

... Pseudophallus starksi is more abundant in our collections than its conge- ner of the Pacific versant, P. elcapitanensis. These two species occur together, but gen- erally they do not occupy the same microhabitat. The general coloration is ...

William A. Bussing, 1998

A Dictionary of Latin Phrases: Comprehending a Methodical ...

Of what SoRT cujusmodi, qualis? —this sort; hujuscemodi. —that sort; ejusmodi, istiusmodi. —all sorts; om-, nimodus. -one sort; unimodus, uniusunodi, adj. —the same sort; conge-, ner, homogeneus, ejusdem farinae. -, diverse sorts; multiplex ...

William Robertson, 1824

The New Latin and English Dictionary. (A New Edition.). - Pagina 90

Congěmo, čre, ui. neut. to groan, or fig.b round, aćt. to bewail Congéner, ěněris. adj. of one stock, kindred, or fort [together Congěněrātus, a, um. pt. łegotten Congéněro, āre. aćt. o join in alliance, to untie, or affociate Congénitos, a, um. adj.

John ENTICK, 1782

Peter Parley's Illustrations of the Vegetable Kingdom: ... - Pagina 304

V. conge'ner : always villose ; leaves broad-ovate, cordate, sub-re- niform, crenately and coarsely toothed, sometimes sub-lobate and lobed, decurrent into the subulate, very villose, large, strong petioles ; peduncles somewhat four-sided, ...

Samuel Griswold Goodrich, 1840

A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words ...

CONGE'NER. s. [Lat ] Of the same kind or nature. Miller. * CONGE'NERACY. s. Similarity of origin. More. CONGE'NEROUS. a. [congener, Lat.] Of the same kind. Brown. Arbuthnot, CONGE'NEROUSNESS. t. [from congene- [congestum , Lat.] ...

Samuel Johnson, 1828

Seizures and Epilepsy - Pagina 571

... acid and was approved for market— ing in Europe in 2004 and the United States in 2005 under the trade name Lyrica (Bergey, 2008; Bheims and Byvlin, 2009). It is a conge— ner of gabapentin with important similarities and differences.

Jerome Engel, 2013

Dissertations, grammatical and philological - Pagina 44

... colature calm-ar co-lon co-mitial commu-nicate compa-ges (companion) compla-cent compo-nent conca-vo-Conca-vous eoncu-binage concu-piscence conge-ner (congenerous) congenite conglo-bate co-niserous co-noid (conspiracy from ...

Peter Walkden FOGG, 1796

10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CONGÉNER»

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