HETEROCEPHALUS GLABER

Meaning of HETEROCEPHALUS GLABER in English

naked sand rat

Animal names in Latin and English dict. Словарь названий животных в латинском и английском . 2012

GLABER — /glah"beuhr/ ; Fr. /glann berdd"/ , n. Raoul /rddah oohl"/ , or Rudolphe /rddooh dawlf"/ , c990-c1050, French ecclesiastic and …
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HETEROCEPHALUS — плод с двумя головами разной величины
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NAKED MOLE RAT — noun Date: 1983 a mole rat ( Heterocephalus glaber of the family Bathyergidae) found in Ethiopia, Somalia, and Kenya that …
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NAKED MOLE RAT — noun : a mole rat ( Heterocephalus glaber ) of the family Bathyergidae found in Ethiopia, Somalia, and Kenya that …
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NAKED MOLE RAT — a nearly hairless rodent, Heterocephalus glaber, of eastern African dry steppes and savannas, having two protruding upper and lower front …
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NAKED MOLE RAT — Date: 1983 : a mole rat ( Heterocephalus glaber of the family Bathyergidae) found in Ethiopia, Somalia, and Kenya that …
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GLABER, RADULFUS — born c. 985, , near Auxerre, Bourgogne died c. 1047, , Auxerre medieval monk and chronicler whose works, though lacking …
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GLAD — I. adjective (~der; ~dest) Etymology: Middle English, shining, ~, from Old English glæd; akin to Old High German glat shining, …
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GLABELLA — noun (plural ~e) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, feminine of glabellus hairless, diminutive of glaber Date: circa 1823 the smooth …
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GLAD — I. ˈglad, -aa(ə)-, -ai- adjective ( usually gladder usually gladdest ) Etymology: Middle English, shining, glad, from Old English glæd; …
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SAND RAT — noun : any of various rodents native to sandy or desert areas: as a. : pocket gopher b. : either …
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GLABROUS — ˈglābrəs adjective Etymology: Latin glabr-, glaber bald + English -ous : having a smooth even surface : free of roughness …
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GLABRESCENT — (ˈ)glā|bres ə nt adjective Etymology: Latin glabrescent-, glabrescens, present participle of glabrescere to become bald, from glabr-, glaber : glabrous …
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GLABRATE — ˈglāˌbrāt, -_brə̇t adjective Etymology: Latin glabratus, past participle of glabrare to make bald, from glabr-, glaber bald : glabrous , …
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GLABELLA — gləˈbelə noun ( plural glabel·lae -ˌlē, -ˌlī) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, feminine of glabellus hairless, smooth, from glaber bald …
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GABBRO — ˈga(ˌ)brō noun ( -s ) Etymology: Italian, probably modification of Latin glaber bare, smooth — more at glad : a …
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GLAD — glad 1 — gladly , adv. — gladness , n. /glad/ , adj., gladder, gladdest , v. , gladded, gladding …
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GLABROUS — /glay"breuhs/ , adj. Zool., Bot. having a surface devoid of hair or pubescence. [ 1630-40; glabr- (s. of glaber ) …
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GLABRESCENT — /glay bres"euhnt/ , adj. Bot. becoming glabrous. [ 1855-60; glabrescent- (s. of glabrescens, prp. of glabrescere to become smooth), equiv. …
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GLABRATE — /glay"brayt, -brit/ , adj. 1. Zool. glabrous. 2. Bot. becoming glabrous; somewhat glabrous. [ 1855-60; glabratus (ptp. of glabrare to …
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GLABELLA — — glabellar , adj. /gleuh bel"euh/ , n. , pl. glabellae /-bel"ee/ . Anat. the flat area of bone between …
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GABBRO — — gabbroic /geuh broh"ik/ , gabbroitic , adj. — gabbroid /gab"royd/ , adj. /gab"roh/ , n. , pl. gabbros . …
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GLAD — I. ˈglad adjective ( glad·der ; glad·dest ) Etymology: Middle English, shining, glad, from Old English glæd; akin to Old …
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GLABROUS — adjective Etymology: Latin glabr-, glaber smooth, bald — more at glad Date: 1640 : smooth ; especially : having a …
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GLABELLA — noun ( plural gla·bel·lae -ˈbe-(ˌ)lē, -ˌlī) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, feminine of glabellus hairless, diminutive of glaber Date: circa …
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GABBRO — noun ( plural gabbros ) Etymology: Italian, probably modification of Latin glaber smooth — more at glad Date: circa 1828 …
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GLAD — ■ adjective ( ~der , ~dest ) 1》 pleased; feeling pleasure. ↘causing happiness: ~ tidings. 2》 (often ~ of ) …
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GLABROUS — [ 'gleɪbrəs ] ■ adjective technical free from hair or down; smooth. Origin C17: from L. glaber , glabr- 'hairless, …
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GLABELLA — [ glə'bɛlə ] ■ noun ( plural ~e -li: ) Anatomy the smooth part of the forehead above and between …
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GABBRO — [ 'gabrəʊ ] ■ noun ( plural ~s ) Geology a dark, coarse-grained plutonic rock consisting mainly of pyroxene, plagioclase …
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GLAD — [glad] adj glad.der ; glad.dest [ME, shining, glad, fr. OE glaed; akin to OHG glat shining, smooth, L glaber smooth, …
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GLABROUS — [gla.brous] adj [L glabr-, glaber smooth, bald--more at glad] (1640): smooth; esp: having a surface without hairs or projections "~ …
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GLABELLA — [gla.bel.la] n, pl -bel.lae [NL, fr. L, fem. of glabellus hairless, dim. of glaber] (ca. 1823): the smooth prominence between …
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GABBRO — [gab.bro] n, pl gabbros [It, prob. modif. of L glaber smooth--more at glad] (ca. 1828): a granular igneous rock composed …
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MOLE RAT — any of several distinct types of burrowing Old World rodents, among them members of the families Spalacidae and Bathyergidae (order …
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