ARIS

Meaning of ARIS in English

variant of arris

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-ARIS — a suffix occurring in scientific terms: Polaris. [ -aris; see -AR 1 ]
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PRO ARIS ET FOCIS — foreign term Etymology: Latin for altars and firesides
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PRO ARIS ET FOCIS — [pro aris et fo.cis] [L] foreign term : for altars and firesides
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-ULAR — adjective suffix Etymology: Latin ~is, from -ulus, -ula, -ulum -ule + -aris -ar of, relating to, or resembling
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VULGAR — I. ˈvəlgə(r) adjective ( sometimes -er/-est ) Etymology: Middle English, from Latin vulgaris, volgaris of the mob, of the common …
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VELAR — I. ˈvēlə(r) adjective Etymology: New Latin velaris, from velum + -aris -ar 1. : of, forming, or relating to a …
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UVULAR — I. -lə(r) adjective Etymology: New Latin uvularis, from Medieval Latin uvula + Latin -aris -ar : of or relating to …
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TUTELAR — I. - ə lə(r) adjective Etymology: Late Latin tutelaris, from Latin tutela + -aris -ar : tutelary a tutelar deity …
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TUBERCULAR — I. təˈbərkyələr, t(y)üˈ-, -ˈbə̄k-, -ˈbəik-, -lə(r) adjective Etymology: New Latin tubercularis, from tubercul- + Latin -aris -ar 1. : of, …
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TRIANGULAR — I. (ˈ)trī|aŋgyələ(r), -aiŋ- adjective Etymology: Late Latin triangularis, from Latin triangulum triangle + -aris -ar 1. a. : of, relating …
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TEMPLAR — I. ˈtemplə(r) noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English templere, templer, from Old French templier, from Medieval Latin templarius, from …
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SUPERCILIARY — I. ˌsüpə(r)ˈsilēˌerē adjective Etymology: irregular (influenced by ary ) from New Latin superciliaris, from Latin supercilium eyebrow + -aris -ar …
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SOLAR — I. solar ˈsälə(r), ˈsōl- noun or sol·lar ˈsäl- ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English soler, solar, from Old English soler, …
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SINGULAR — I. ˈsiŋgyələ(r) adjective Etymology: Middle English singuler, from Middle French singuler, singulier, from Latin singularis single, solitary, singular, from singulus …
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SECULAR — I. adjective also saec·u·lar ˈsekyələ(r) Etymology: Middle English, alteration influenced by Late Latin saecularis ) of seculer, from Old French, …
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SCAPULAR — I. -lə(r) noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English scapulare, from Late Latin, from Latin scapula shoulder 1. a. : …
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REGULAR — I. ˈregyələ(r), ÷ -g(ə)l- adjective Etymology: Middle English reguler, from Middle French, from Late Latin regularis canonical, regular, containing a …
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PUPILLARY — I. ˈpyüpəˌlerē, -ri adjective Etymology: French pupillaire, from Latin pupillaris of a ward, from pupillus ward + -aris -ar — …
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PRELIMINARY — I. prə̇ˈliməˌnerē, prēˈ-, -ri noun ( -es ) Etymology: French préliminaires, plural, from Medieval Latin praeliminaris, adjective : something that …
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POPULAR — I. -lə(r) adjective Etymology: Latin popularis of the people, from populus the people (probably of Etruscan origin) + -aris -ar …
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POLAR — I. ˈpōlə(r) adjective Etymology: New Latin polaris, from Latin polus pole + -aris -ar — more at pole 1. a. …
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PERPENDICULAR — I. |pər]pən|dikyələr, |pə̄]...lə(r, |pəi]...lə(r, ]p ə m|d- adjective Etymology: alteration (influenced by Latin perpendicularis ) of Middle English perpendiculer, from …
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SPHENOBASILAR — adjective also sphe·no·basilic |sfē(ˌ)nō+ Etymology: sphenobasilar, from New Latin sphenobasilaris, from sphen- + basilaris basilar, irregular from Latin basis base …
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SALUTARY — — salutarily /sal"yeuh ter'euh lee, sal'yeuh tair"-/ , adv. — salutariness , n. /sal"yeuh ter'ee/ , adj. 1. favorable to …
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-AR — -ar 1 var. of the adjective-forming suffix -al 1 , joined to words in which an l precedes the suffix: …
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ARISTOCRATIC — [aris.to.crat.ic] adj [MF aristocratique, fr. ML aristocraticus, fr. Gk aristokratikos, fr. aristokratia] (1602) 1: belonging to, having the qualities of, …
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ARISTA — [aris.ta] n, pl -tae or -tas [NL, fr. L, beard of grain] (1691): a bristlelike structure or appendage -- aris.tate …
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ARISE — [arise] vi arose ; aris.en ; aris.ing [ME, fr. OE arisan, fr. a-, perfective prefix + risan to rise--more at …
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-AR — 1. suffix. 1. forming adjectives (angular; linear; nuclear; titular). 2 forming nouns (scholar). Etymology: OF -aire or -ier or L …
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