CLAVIS

Meaning of CLAVIS in English

( n. )

A key; a glossary.

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CLAVIS — ˈklāvə̇s, -äv- noun ( plural cla·ves -ˌvēz ; or clavises ) Etymology: Latin — more at clavicle : a key …
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CLAVIS — (n.) A key; a glossary.
Английский словарь Webster
CLAVIS — noun a key; a glossary.
Webster English vocab
CLAVIS — n. [ L. pl. Claves ; Eng. pl. Clavises .] Key, explanation, clew, guide.
Dictionary of English Synonyms
CLAVIS — (книжное) ключ - * to ciphers ключ к шифру
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CLAVIS — n ( pl тж. -ves) книжн. ключ clavis to ciphers - ключ к шифру
Англо-Русско-Английский словарь общей лексики - Сборник из лучших словарей
CLAVIS — (n) ключ
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CLAVIS — n ( pl тж. -ves) книжн. ключ ~ to ciphers - ключ к шифру
Новый большой Англо-Русский словарь - Апресян, Медникова
CLAVIS — n ( pl тж. -ves) книжн. ключ clavis to ciphers - ключ к шифру
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CLAVIS — (книжное) ключ - * to ciphers ключ к шифру
Новый большой Англо-Русский словарь
CLAVIER — noun Etymology: French, from Old French, key bearer, from Latin clavis Date: 1694 the keyboard of a musical instrument, an …
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CLAVICLE — noun Etymology: French clavicule, from New Latin clavicula, from Latin, diminutive of Latin clavis; akin to Greek kleid-, kleis key, …
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CLAVE — see: cleave II. noun Etymology: American Spanish, from Spanish, keystone, clef, from Latin clavis Date: 1928 one of a pair …
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SUBCLAVIAN — I. ˈsəb|klāvēən adjective Etymology: New Latin subclavi us (from Latin sub- + clavis key) + English -an — more at …
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KEY — I. ˈkē noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English key, kay, keye, from Old English cǣg, cǣge, …
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ENCLAVE — I. ˈe]nˌklāv, ˈä] also ]ŋˌk- sometimes ˈä...läv or ˈä...lȧv\ noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from Middle French, from enclaver, …
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CLAVI- — I. combining form or clavo- Etymology: Medieval Latin clavi-, from Latin, from clavis key — more at clavicle 1. : …
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CLAVE — I. clave Etymology: Middle English, variant of clove, past of cleven to cleave (split) and of clevede, past of clevien …
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AUTOCLAVE — I. ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷+ˌklāv noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from aut- (from Greek) + Latin clavis key — more at clavicle …
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CONCLAVE — ˈkänˌklāv, esp Brit sometimes -äŋˌ- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French or Medieval Latin; Middle French, …
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CLEID- — combining form or cleido- Etymology: New Latin, from Greek kleid-, kleido-, from kleid-, kleis key; akin to Latin clavis key …
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CLEF — ˈklef noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, key, a key in music, from Latin clavis key — more at clavicle …
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CLECHÉE — adjective also cle·ché klāˈshā, kleˈ-, ˈkleshē ; or clechy ˈkleshē Etymology: French cléché, from (assumed) Vulgar Latin clavicatus, from Latin …
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CLAVIER — kləˈvi(ə)r, kla-, -iə; ˈklāvēə(r), -av-; sometimes klȧvyā noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from Old French, key bearer, from Latin …
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CLAVICLE — ˈklavə̇kəl, -vēk- noun ( -s ) Etymology: French clavicule, from New Latin clavicula, from Latin, diminutive of clavis key; akin …
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CLAVIATURE — ˈklavēəˌchu̇(ə)r, -āv- noun ( -s ) Etymology: German klaviatur, from Latin clavis key — more at clavicle 1. : the …
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CLAVES — plural of clave or of clavis
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CLAVEL — ˈklavəl noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle French clavel keystone of an arch, from Latin clavis key — more at …
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CHIAVETTA — kyəˈved.ə, kyäˈ- noun ( plural chiavet·te -ed.ē) Etymology: Italian, diminutive of chiave key, clef, from Latin clavis key — more …
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CHEVILLE — shəˈvē noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, literally, peg, from Latin clavicula, diminutive of clavis key — more at clavicle …
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AUTOCLAVE CIPHER — noun Etymology: aut- + -clave (from Latin clavis key) — more at clavicle : autokey cipher
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