-COELE

Meaning of -COELE in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ noun combining form ]

or -coel

Etymology: probably from New Latin -coela, from neuter plural of -coelus hollow, concave, from Greek -koilos, from koilos

: cavity : chamber : ventricle

blasto coel

entero coele

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-COELE — or -coel noun combining form Etymology: probably from New Latin -coela, from neuter plural of -coelus hollow, concave, from Greek …
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-COELE — noun combining form or -coel also -cele ( -s ) Etymology: probably from New Latin -coela, from neuter plural of …
Webster's New International English Dictionary
-COELE — var. of coel- as final element of a compound word: enterocoele. Also, -cele, -coel .
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
-COELE — ■ combining form variant spelling of -cele .
Concise Oxford English vocab
-COELE — [-coele] or -coel n comb form [prob. fr. NL -coela, fr. neut. pl. of -coelus hollow, concave, fr. Gk -koilos, …
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-COELE — comb. form var. of -CELE.
Английский основной разговорный словарь
-COELE — suffix referring to a hollow
English Dictionary of Medicine
COELE — Variant: or -coel Function: noun combining form Etymology: probably from New Latin -coela, from neuter plural of -coelus hollow, concave, …
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COELE-SYRIA — geographical name see: Bekaa
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RHABDOCOELE — noun Etymology: New Latin Rhabdocoela, from rhabdo- + New Latin -coela -coele Date: 1883 a turbellarian worm (order Rhabdocoela) with …
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BEKAA — or Al Biqa‘ or ancient Coele-Syria geographical name valley Lebanon between Lebanon & Anti-Lebanon ranges
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-COEL — noun combining form see -coele
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-CELE — I. ˌsēl noun combining form ( -s ) Etymology: Middle French, from Latin, from Greek kēlē tumor; akin to Old …
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THALAMOCELE — noun or thal·a·mo·coele ˈthaləmōˌsēl ( -s ) Etymology: thalam- + -cele, -coele : the third ventricle of the brain
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SPLANCHNOCOELE — noun or splanch·no·coel ˈsplaŋknəˌsēl ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary splanchno- + -coele, -coel 1. : the embryonic body …
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SCHIZOCOEL — noun also schizo·coele ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌsēl (-s) Etymology: schiz- + -coele : a perivisceral cavity that arises by the splitting of the …
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RHYNCHOCOELA — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈsēlə Etymology: New Latin, from rhynch- + -coela -coele synonym of nemertea
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RHYNCHOCOEL — noun also rhyn·cho·coele ˈriŋkōˌsēl ; or rhyn·cho·coelom or rhyn·cho·coelome |riŋkō+ ( -s ) Etymology: rhynch- + -coel, -coele or coelom, …
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RHABDOCOELA — ˌrabdəˈsēlə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from rhabd- + -coela -coele : an order of Turbellaria comprising small …
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PSEUDOCOEL — noun also pseu·do·cele or pseu·do·coele ˈsüdōˌsēl ; or pseu·do·coelom |sü(ˌ)dō+ ( -s ) Etymology: pseud- + -coel, -cele, -coele or …
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PROSOCOEL — noun also pros·o·cele or pros·o·coele ˈpräsəˌsēl ( -s ) Etymology: proso- + -coele : the primitive undivided cavity of the …
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PLATYCELOUS — adjective or platy·coe·lous |plad.ē|sēləs ; also platyce·lian or platycoe·lian -lēən, -lyən Etymology: platy- + -cele, -coele + -ous or -an …
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OPTO- — combining form Etymology: Greek optos, verbal of opsesthai to be going to see — more at optic 1. : vision …
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NEUROCOELE — noun or neu·ro·coel also neu·ro·cele ˈn(y)u̇rəˌsēl ( -s ) Etymology: neur- + -coele : the cavity or system of cavities …
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NEPHROCOEL — noun or neph·ro·coele ˈnefrəˌsēl ( -s ) Etymology: nephr- + -coele : the cavity of a nephrotome
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RHABDOCOELE — [rhab.do.coele] n [NL Rhabdocoela, fr. rhabdo- + NL -coela -coele] (ca. 1909): a turbellarian worm (order Rhabdocoela) with an unbranched …
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SYRIAN WARS — (3rd century BC), five conflicts fought between the leading Hellenistic states, chiefly the Seleucid kingdom and Ptolemaic Egypt, and, in …
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PTOLEMY VI PHILOMETOR — (Greek: Loving His Mother) flourished c. 180, 145 BC Macedonian king of Egypt under whom an attempted invasion of Coele …
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PTOLEMY V EPIPHANES — (Greek: Illustrious) born c. 210 died 180 BC Macedonian king of Egypt from 205 BC under whose rule Coele Syria …
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PTOLEMY IV PHILOPATOR — (Greek: Loving His Father) born c. 238 BC, d. 205 BC Macedonian king of Egypt (reigned 221205 BC), under whose …
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ANTIOCHUS III — born 242 BC died 187, near Susa, Iran byname Antiochus The Great, Greek Antiochus Megas Seleucid king of the Hellenistic …
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SYRIA — is the term used throughout our version for the Hebrew Aram, as well as for the Greek Zupia . Most …
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