-INAE

Meaning of -INAE in English

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a suffix of the names of subfamilies.

[ -inus; see -INE 1 ]

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-INAE — noun plural suffix Etymology: New Latin -īnae, from Latin, feminine plural of -īnus members of the subfamily of
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-INAE — ˈī(ˌ)nē noun plural suffix Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, feminine plural of -inus -ine : members of the subfamily of …
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-INAE — Etymology: New Latin -īnae, from Latin, feminine plural of -īnus : members of the subfamily of — in all names …
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-INAE — [-inae] n pl suffix [NL -inae, fr. L, fem. pl. of -inus]: members of the subfamily of--in all names of …
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-INAE — суф. мн. ч., зоол. образует таксономические названия подсемейств животных : Bovinae ≈ быки Melinae ≈ барсуки Mephitinae ≈ скунсы Lutrinae …
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-INAE — suff мн. ч. зоол. образует таксономические названия подсемейств животных : Bovinae - быки Melinae - барсуки Mephitinae - скунсы Lutrinae …
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-INAE — суф.; мн. ч.; зоол. служит для образования таксономических названий подсемейств животных Bovinae — быки Felinae — кошки
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-INAE — suff мн. ч. зоол. образует таксономические названия подсемейств животных : Bovinae - быки Melinae - барсуки Mephitinae - скунсы Lutrinae …
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-INAE — suff мн. ч. зоол. образует таксономические названия подсемейств животных : Bovinae - быки Melinae - барсуки Mephitinae - скунсы Lutrinae …
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-INAE — суф. мн. ч., зоол. образует таксономические названия подсемейств животных : Bovinae ≈ быки Melinae ≈ барсуки Mephitinae ≈ скунсы Lutrinae …
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INAE — Function: noun plural suffix Etymology: New Latin - ī nae, from Latin, feminine plural of - ī nus : members …
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TERN — noun Etymology: of Scandinavian origin; akin to Danish ~e ~ Date: 1678 any of various chiefly marine birds (subfamily S~inae …
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NOMENCLATURE — I. ˈnōmənˌklāchə(r) sometimes nōˈmenkləch- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin nomenclatura act of calling by name, list of names, from …
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DORYLINE — I. ˈdȯrəˌlīn adjective Etymology: New Latin Dorylinae, subfamily of ants, from Dorylus, type genus (from Greek dory wood, trunk of …
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SUBFAMILY — “+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary sub- + family : a taxonomic category next below a family a subfamily of …
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SECUNDINES — noun plural or secon·dines ˈsekənˌdīnz, -ˌdēnz, sə̇ˈkəndə̇nz Etymology: plural of obsolete English secundine, secondine afterbirth, from Middle English secundine, from …
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RHODOBACTERIINAE — -rēˈī(ˌ)nē noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Rhodobacterium + -inae : a suborder of Pseudomonadales comprising bacteria that …
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PHYTOMYXINAE — ˌfīd.(ˌ)ōˌmikˈsīˌnē noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from phyt- + myx- + -inae in some classifications : a class …
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PALEOANTHROPINAE — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌan(t)thrəˈpīˌnē noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from pale- + Greek anthrōpos + New Latin -inae — more at …
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PALAEANTHROPINAE — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌan(t)thrəˈpī(ˌ)nē Etymology: New Latin, from pale- + Greek anthrōp os human being + New Latin -inae — more at anthrop- …
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OREOPHASINE — |ōrēō|fāˌsīn adjective Etymology: New Latin Oreophasinae, subfamily of Cracidae, from Oreophasis, type genus + -inae : of or relating to …
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NEOANTHROPINAE — |nē(ˌ)ōˌanthrəˈpī(ˌ)nē noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from ne- + anthrop- + -inae : an anthropological subdivision of Hominidae …
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NEANTHROPINAE — nēˌan(t)thrəˈpīˌnē noun plural Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from ne- + anthrop- + -inae : recent man ( Homo …
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MYRMICINE — ˈmərməˌsīn, -_sə̇n noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin Myrmicinae, subfamily of ants, from New Latin Myrmica, type genus (irregular …
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MUSOPHAGINE — myüˈsäfəˌjīn, -_jə̇n adjective Etymology: New Latin Musophaginae, subfamily of African birds, from Musophaga, type genus + -inae : of or …
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MIMINE — ˈmīˌmīn, ˈmiˌ, -_mə̇n adjective Etymology: New Latin Miminae, subfamily in some classifications coextensive with the Mimidae, from Mimus, type genus …
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LARINE — ˈla(a)ˌrīn, -_rə̇n adjective Etymology: New Latin Larinae subfamily containing the gulls, from Larus, type genus + -inae : of or …
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GREGARINAE — ˌgregəˈrī(ˌ)nē or greg·a·ri·nar·ia -_rə̇ˈna(a)rēə Etymology: Gregarinae from New Latin, from Latin gregarius + -inae, feminine plural of -inus -ine; Gregarinaria …
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VESPERTILIONINE — — vespertilionid /ves'peuhr til"ee euh nid/ , n. , adj. /ves'peuhr til"ee euh nuyn', -nin/ , adj. of or pertaining …
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TURDINE
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EMBERIZINE — /em'beuh ruy"zin, -zuyn/ , Ornith. adj. 1. belonging or pertaining to the subfamily Emberizinae, comprising the buntings, New World sparrows, …
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CARDUELINE — /kahr'jooh ee"lin/ , adj. 1. of or pertaining to the passerine subfamily Carduelinae, including the goldfinches, siskins, canaries and crossbills. …
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