-LINGS

Meaning of -LINGS in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ adverb suffix ]

see -ling II

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-LINGS — adverb suffix see: -ling
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
-LINGS — I. plural of -ling II. — see -ling
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LINGS — plural of ling
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-LINGS — var. of -ling 2 . [ ME -linges. See -LING 2 , -S 1 ]
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-LINGS — suff (диалектизм) встречается в наречиях места, направления - darklings в темноте
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-LINGS — = -ling 2
Англо-Русско-Английский словарь общей лексики - Сборник из лучших словарей
-LINGS — = -ling 2
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-LINGS — = -ling 2
Большой новый Англо-Русский словарь
-LINGS — suff (диалектизм) встречается в наречиях места, направления - darklings в темноте
Новый большой Англо-Русский словарь
AIBLINS — adverb Etymology: able + -lings, -lins -lings Date: circa 1605 perhaps
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HIDLINGS — I. ˈhidlə̇nz, -liŋz adverb or hid·lins -lə̇nz Etymology: Middle English hidlinges, from hid (past participle of hiden to hide) + …
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GROVELING — I. adverb or grov·el·ling ˈgräv(ə)liŋ, ˈgrəv- ; or grov·el·ings or grov·el·lings -ŋz Etymology: Middle English groveling, grufelinge, grovelings, gruflinges, from …
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FLATLING — I. -liŋ, -lə̇n adverb or flat·lings -ŋz, -nz ; or flat·lins -nz Etymology: Middle English flatling, flatlinges, from flat (I) …
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-LING — I. liŋ, lēŋ noun suffix ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Old English; akin to Old High German -ling, …
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WESTLINS — -nz adverb or west·lings -nz, -ŋz Etymology: west (III) + -lins (alteration of -lings ) or -lings Scotland : to …
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STRIDLING — ˈstridlə̇n, -liŋ adverb or stridlings -lə̇nz, -liŋz Etymology: Middle English stridling, stridlinges, from striden to stride + -ling, -linges -ling, …
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STARBOLINS — noun plural also star·bow·lines ˈstärbələ̇nz Etymology: perhaps irregular from starboard (I) + -lings, plural of -ling, n. suffix archaic : …
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SIDELINGS — ˈsīd.lə̇nz, -liŋz adverb also side·lins -lə̇nz Etymology: Middle English sidelinges, from side (I) + -linges -lings 1. dialect Britain : …
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OUGHTLINS — ˈäḵtlə̇nz adverb Etymology: ought (V) + -lins, alteration of -lings Scotland : in the least degree
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NEWLINS — ˈnyülə̇nz adverb Etymology: alteration of earlier newlingis, from Middle English, from new (adjective) + -lingis, -linges -lings archaic Scotland : …
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MOSTLINGS — ˈmōstlə̇nz, -liŋz adverb Etymology: most (I) + -lings dialect Britain : for the most part
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LARBOLINS — noun plural also lar·bow·lines -bələ̇nz Etymology: perhaps irregular from larboard (I) + -lings, plural of -ling, n. suffix archaic : …
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HINDERLANDS — noun plural or hin·der·lings or hin·der·lins ˈhindərlə̇nz, ˈhin(t)ə- Etymology: hinderlands alteration of hinderlins, hinderlings; hinderlins, hinderlings from hinder (III) + …
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HALFLINGS — -nz, -ŋz adverb Etymology: Middle English halfling, halflings, from half + -ling, -lings Scotland : half or approximately half : …
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EASTLINS — -nz adverb or east·lings -nz, -ŋz Etymology: east (I) + -lings Scotland : to the east
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CUTLINGS — ˈku̇tlə̇nz, ˈkət- noun plural Etymology: cut (I) + -lings (plural of -ling ) dialect England : grits of oatmeal or …
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AIBLINS — ˈāblə̇nz adverb Etymology: earlier ablins, from able + -lins (alteration of -lings ) chiefly Scotland : perhaps
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-LING — -ling 1 a suffix of nouns, often pejorative, denoting one concerned with ( hireling; underling ), or diminutive ( princeling; …
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LING — ling 1 /ling/ , n. , pl. ( esp. collectively ) ling , ( esp. referring to two or more …
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AIBLINS — adverb Etymology: able + -lings, -lins -lings Date: circa 1605 chiefly Scottish : perhaps
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AIBLINS — [ai.blins] adv [able + -lings, -lins -lings] (ca. 1605) chiefly Scot: perhaps
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