ALIS VOLAT PROPRIIS

Meaning of ALIS VOLAT PROPRIIS in English

Pronunciation: ' ä- ˌ l ē s- ' wo ̇ - ˌ lät- ' pr ō -pr ē - ˌ ē s

Function: foreign term

Etymology: L

: she flies with her own wings ― motto of Oregon

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ALIS VOLAT PROPRIIS — foreign term Etymology: Latin she flies with her own wings
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ALIS VOLAT PROPRIIS — [alis vo.lat pro.pri.is] [L] foreign term : she flies with her own wings--motto of Oregon
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ALIS VOLAT PROPRIIS — /ah"lis woh"laht prddoh"prddee is/ ; Eng. /ay"lis voh"lat proh"pree is/ , Latin. She flies with her own wings (motto of …
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ALIS VOLAT PROPRIIS — foreign term Etymology: Latin : she flies with her own wings — motto of Oregon
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-ALIS — a suffix occurring in scientific names from Latin: borealis. [ -alis; see -AL 1 ]
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DE BONIS PROPRIIS — (ˌ)dā|bō-nə̇ˈsprōprēəs Etymology: Latin, out of one's own goods : out of his own pocket — used of a judgment against …
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FAMA VOLAT — (лат.) молва летит
Англо-Русский словарь Tiger
CAMELOPARD — noun Etymology: Late Latin ~us, alteration of Latin ~alis, from Greek kamēlopardalis, from kamēlos camel + pardalis leopard Date: 14th …
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-IAL — adjective suffix Etymology: Latin ~is, from -i- + -alis -al -al I
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-AR — adjective suffix Etymology: Middle English, from Latin ~is, alteration of -alis -al of or relating to
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-ALES — noun plural suffix Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, plural of -alis -al plants consisting of or related to
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VOCAL — I. ˈvōkəl adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Latin vocalis, from voc-, vox voice + -alis -al — more at voice …
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VISUAL — I. ˈvizh(ə)wəl, -zhəl adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Late Latin visualis, from Latin visus sight, vision (from visus, past participle …
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VIRTUAL — I. ˈvərch(ə)wəl, ˈvə̄ch-, ˈvəich-, -chəl adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Medieval Latin virtualis, from Latin virtus strength, virtue + -alis …
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VIRGINAL — I. -n ə l adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French or Latin; Middle French virginal, from Latin virginalis, from …
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VINAL — I. ˈvīn ə l adjective Etymology: Latin vinalis, from vinum wine + -alis -al : of or from wine : …
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VICTUAL — I. ˈvid. ə l, -it ə l noun ( -s ) Etymology: alteration (influenced by Late Latin victualia ) of …
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VESTAL — I. ˈvest ə l adjective Etymology: Middle English vestalle, from Latin vestalis, from Vesta + Latin -alis -al 1. : …
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VESPERAL — I. -p(ə)rəl adjective Etymology: Late Latin vesperalis, from Latin vesper evening + -alis -al : vesper a vesperal breeze especially …
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TEMPORAL — I. ˈtemp(ə)rəl adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Latin temporalis, from tempor-, tempus period of time, fitting time, season, time (in …
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PROVINCIAL — I. prəˈvinchəl, prōˈ- noun ( -s ) Etymology: in sense 1, from Middle English, from Middle French or Medieval Latin; …
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GRADUAL — I. ˈgraj(ə)wəl, -jəl noun also gradu·ale ˌgrädəˈwä(ˌ)lā; ˈgraj(ə)wəl, -jəl ( -s ) Usage: often capitalized Etymology: Medieval Latin graduale, alteration …
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FRONTAL — I. ˈfrənt ə l sometimes -rän- noun ( -s ) Etymology: in sense 1, from Middle English frountel, frontel, from …
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DOMINICAL — I. dəˈminə̇kəl, -nēk- adjective Etymology: in sense 1, from Medieval Latin dominicalis, from Latin dominicus of a master or lord …
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-AL — I. əl, ə l adjective suffix Etymology: Middle English -al, -el, from Old French & Latin; Old French -al, -el, …
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VOLATIZE — ˈväləˌtīz verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: volat ile (II) + -ize : volatilize
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TRABAL — ˈtābəl, -rab- adjective Etymology: Latin trabalis, from trabs, trabes beam + -alis -al — more at thorp 1. : of …
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PRESIDIAL — prə̇ˈsidēəl adjective Etymology: Late Latin praesidialis of a garrison, from Latin praesidium defense, garrison, fortification (from praesid-, praeses guard, president, …
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MENSTRUAL — ˈmenztr(əw)əl, -n(t)str- adjective Etymology: Middle English menstruall, from Latin menstrualis, from menstrua menses (from neuter plural of menstruus of a …
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LARVAL — ˈlärvəl, ˈlȧv- adjective Etymology: Latin larvalis, from larva + -alis -al 1. : of or relating to a spectral larva …
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ILIOCOSTALIS — ˌilēōˌkäˈstalə̇s, -tāl-, -täl- noun ( -es ) Etymology: New Latin, from ilio- + Late Latin costalis rib, from Latin costa …
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VOLATILE — — volatility /vol'euh til"i tee/ , volatileness , n. /vol"euh tl, -til/ or, esp. Brit., /-tuyl'/ , adj. 1. evaporating …
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TEMPORAL — temporal 1 — temporally , adv. — temporalness , n. /tem"peuhr euhl, tem"preuhl/ , adj. 1. of or pertaining to …
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-AL — -al 1 a suffix with the general sense "of the kind of, pertaining to, having the form or character of" …
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-AL — I. adjective suffix Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French & Latin; Anglo-French, from Latin -alis : of, relating to, or characterized …
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-AL — [-al] adj suffix [ME, fr. OF & L; OF, fr. L -alis]: of, relating to, or characterized by "directional" "fictional" …
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VOLATILE — adj. & n. --adj. 1 evaporating rapidly (volatile salts). 2 changeable, fickle. 3 lively, light-hearted. 4 apt to break out …
Английский основной разговорный словарь
-AL — suffix 1 forming adjectives meaning 'relating to, of the kind of': a from Latin or Greek words (central; regimental; colossal; …
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AL — suffix 1 forming adjectives meaning 'relating to, of the kind of': a from Latin or Greek words (central; regimental; colossal; …
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VOLATILE — adj. & n. adj. 1 evaporating rapidly (volatile salts). 2 changeable, fickle. 3 lively, light-hearted. 4 apt to break out …
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VOLATILE — adj. & n. --adj. 1. evaporating rapidly (volatile salts). 2 changeable, fickle. 3 lively, light-hearted. 4 apt to break out …
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