CHOL HAMOED

Meaning of CHOL HAMOED in English

Usage: sometimes capitalized

variant of hol hamoed

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CHOL HAMOED — Seph. /khawl" hah maw ed"/ ; Ashk. /khohl" hah moh"ayd, -moyd"/ , Hebrew. See Hol Hamoed .
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CHOL- — or chole- or cholo- combining form see: gall bile ; gall
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CHOL- — combining form or chole- or cholo- Etymology: Greek chol-, cholē-, cholo-, from cholē, cholos — more at gall : bile …
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CHOL — ˈchōl noun ( plural chol “ ; or cho·les -ōˌlās) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Spanish, of American Indian origin 1. …
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CHOL- — var. of chole- before a vowel: choline.
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CHOL- — or chole- or cholo- Etymology: Greek chol-, cholē-, cholo-, from cholē, cholos — more at gall : bile : gall …
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CHOL- — [chol-] or chole- or cholo- comb form [Gk chol-, chole-, cholo-, fr. chole, cholos--more at gall]: bile: gall "cholate"
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CHOL — Mayan Indians of northern Chiapas in southeastern Mexico. The Chol language is closely related to Chontal, spoken by neighbouring people …
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HOL HAMOED — noun plural or chol ha·mo·ed ˌkōlhäˈmōəd Usage: sometimes capitalized Etymology: Hebrew ḥol ha-moed, literally, the secular portion of the festival …
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HOL HAMOED — Seph. /khawl" hah maw ed"/ ; Ashk. /khohl"hah moh"ayd, -moyd"/ , Hebrew. the period between the first and last two …
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HOL HAMOED — intermediate days of the Jewish holidays, days between the first and last full days of Passover and Succot
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CHOLO- — combining form see: chol-
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CHOLESTYRAMINE — noun Etymology: chol- + styrene + amine Date: circa 1962 a strongly basic synthetic resin that forms insoluble complexes with …
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CHOLESTEROL — noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, from chol- + Greek stereos solid Date: 1894 a steroid alcohol C 27 H 45 …
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CHOLE- — combining form see: chol-
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MAYAN
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ETIOCHOLANOLONE — ¦ē|d.ē(ˌ)ōkōˈlan ə lˌōn also ¦e| noun ( -s ) Etymology: etio- + chol- + -ane + -ol (I) + -one …
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CHOLESTYRAMINE — ˌkōləˈstīrəˌmēn, kōˈlestirəˌmēn noun Etymology: chol- + styr ene + amine : a strongly basic ion-exchange resin that forms insoluble complexes …
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CHOLESTASIS — ˌkōləˈstāsə̇s, ˌkäl- noun ( plural cholesta·ses -āˌsēz) Etymology: New Latin, from chol- + -stasis : a checking or failure of …
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BETHANECHOL — bəˈthānəˌkȯl, -ōl noun ( -s ) Etymology: beth- (blend of beta (II) and methyl ) + -ane + chol ine …
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LAPACHOL — ləˈpäˌchȯl, -chōl noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary lapach- (from lapacho ) + -ol; originally formed in French …
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-EMIA — noun combining form or -ae·mia ˈēmēə, esp Brit ˈēmyə ; also -hemia or -haemia ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin …
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CHOLURIA — kōlˈyu̇rēə, kōˈlu̇-, kä-, kə- noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from chol- + -uria : presence of bile in …
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CHOLO- — — see chol-
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CHOLINE — ˈkōˌlēn, ˈkä- noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary chol- + -ine, -in; originally formed as German cholin : …
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CHOLIC ACID — ˈkōlik-, -äl- noun Etymology: Greek cholikos, from chol- + -ikos -ic : a crystalline bile acid C 23 H 36 …
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ACHOLIA — — acholic /ay kol"ik/ , acholous /ay koh"leuhs, -kol"euhs, ak"euh leuhs/ , adj. /ay koh"lee euh/ , n. Pathol. lack …
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TRICHOLOGIST — [tri.chol.o.gist] n (1887): a person who cares for and dresses hair: hairdresser -- tri.chol.o.gy n
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PSYCHOLOGY — [psy.chol.o.gy] n, pl -gies [NL psychologia, fr. psych- + -logia -logy] (1653) 1: the science of mind and behavior 2. …
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PARAPSYCHOLOGY — [para.psy.chol.o.gy] n [ISV] (1925): a field of study concerned with the investigation of evidence for paranormal psychological phenomena (as telepathy, …
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NEUROPSYCHOLOGY — [neu.ro.psy.chol.o.gy] n (ca. 1893): a science concerned with the integration of psychological observations on behavior and the mind with neurological …
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CONCHOLOGY — [con.chol.o.gy] n [Gk konche] (1776) 1: a branch of zoology that deals with shells 2: a treatise on shells -- …
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CHOLANGIOGRAPHY — [chol.an.gi.og.ra.phy] n (1936): radiographic visualization of the bile ducts after injection of a radiopaque substance -- chol.an.gio.graph.ic adj -- chol.an.gio.gram …
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HOL HA-MO'ED — also spelled hol hamoed, or chol hamoed (from Hebrew hol, weekday, ha-mo'ed, the festival) in Judaism, the less festive days …
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MAYA
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CHONTAL — Mayan Indians of Oaxaca and Tabasco states in southeastern Mexico. They are linguistically closely related to the Chol, to the …
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