КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «PELLUCIDNESS»
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... Webster's Common School Dictionary: A Dictionary of the ...
PEANUT. PELLUCIDNESS. Foa'nut (p^nfit), ». The fruit of an American
leguminous plant ; groundnut ; goober. Pear (pSr), re. The fruit of a tree of many
varieties, growing in temperate climates. FeaTl (perl), n. A white, hard, lustrous
substance, ...
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An Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine, Biology and Allied ...
Pellucidness (pol-2d -sid—1zess) [ pellzccere, to shine through]. The state of
being pellucid. . Pelma (lied-mall) [vi-0am, sole]. The lower surface of the toes;
also the entire sole of the foot. Pelmatogram (pel-mat'-o-gram) Prelim, the sole of
the ...
George Milbry Gould,
1903
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A dictionary of the Bengalee language: in which the words ...
(from IL prep, and em, cleafl, pure, free from soil or stain, transparent, pellucid,
while, sound, healthy, convalescent. $531, a. (from it, pure), purity, transparency,
pellucidness, soundness. 'K', s. (from 13;, pure), purity, transparency,
pellucidness, ...
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A dictionary of the Bengalee language, abridged [by J.C. ...
*J*T:f> «• gracious, propitious, kind, complacent, favourable, clear, frequented,
bright, pellucid, pleased, delighted. ^t'TSnSli *• propitiousness, favorable- ness,
graciousness, pellucidness, clearness, complacence. ?£jp3r> v. a. to produce, ...
William Carey, John Clark Marshman,
1827
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A Companion to Johnson's Dictionary in English and Bengalee: ...
*fTTT> *□ grace, favor, kindness, the remnant of food offered to a god, orts,
leavings, welfare, cleanness, pellucidness, life, breath. S^rtWSrT^i n- favored,
received into favor. 21*11 if t^Tvftj »• a pensioner. SPTtfJTS) o. graciously
bestowed, ...
John Mendies, Johnson Samuel,
1828
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A Kannada-English Dictionary
Clearness, brightness, pellucidness, purity; — favour, kindness, propltionsness;
good humour. pra-sannatva. = §*^i. See A«. prasanna-bhava. Smd. 867 Cm.).
Bee *0. prasannt-krita. Favoured (Cpr. 4, after 28). (feminine). Pleasing;—
spirituous ...
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George Berkeley: Qualities, general ideas, and perception
In response to the claim that some objects such as glass and air have no
secondary qualities,32 especially no colour, Berkeley could reply, and in fact did
reply, that pellucidness is itself a colour: 'ask a Cartesian whether he wont to
imagine ...
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The Century dictionary: an encyclopedic lexicon of the ...
The state or property of being pellucid : as, the pellucidness of a gem. pelluret (
pel'ur), ». [ME., also pehire, pellere; < OiF.peleure,pelure,pellnre (ML. pellura), fur
, T.pelure, rind, paring,< pel, skin, fur: BeepeU1.'] Fur; fur-work; furs. And furryd ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith,
1914
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The Century dictionary and cyclopedia: a work of universal ...
9. The peUucidily of the air. Locke, Elem. of Nat Phllos., vL pellucidly (pe-lu'sid-li),
adv. Transparently or translucently. pellucidness (pe-lu'sid-nes), ». The state or
property of being pellucid : as, the pellucidness of a gem. pelluret (pel'ur), ».
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith,
1906
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
The state or property of being pellucid: as, the
pellucidness of a gem. pelluret (pel
'ur), n. [ME., also pelure, pettere; < OV.peleure, pelure, pellnre (ML. pellura), fur,
F.j>eZt<re,rind,paring,<pe?, skin, fur: seepett1.] Fur; fur-work; furs. And furryd ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith,
1914