PILOS

Meaning of PILOS in English

/pee"laws/ , n.

Greek name of Navarino .

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PÍLOS — geographical name town & port SW Greece in SW Peloponnese
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PÍLOS — geographical name town & port SW Greece in SW Peloponnese
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PILOS — Пилос
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PILOS — Pronunciation: ' p ē - ˌ lo ̇ s Function: geographical name town & port SW Greece in SW Peloponnese
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PILEUM — noun (plural pilea) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin pileus, ~ felt cap; akin to Greek pilos felt Date: 1874 the …
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PILE — I. ˈpīl, esp before pause or consonant -īəl noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, dart, pointed shaft, stake, from …
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PIL- — I. combining form or pili- or pilo- Etymology: Latin pilus — more at pile : hair pil osis pili fer …
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URANOPILITE — ˌyu̇rənōˈpīˌlīt, -ˈnäpəˌlīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: German uranopilit, from uran- (II) + Greek pilos felt + German -it -ite …
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PILOSISM — ˈpīlōˌsizəm noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin pilos us + International Scientific Vocabulary -ism : abnormal hairiness
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PILOBOLUS — pīˈläbələs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek pilos felt cap, ball + -bolos throwing (from ballein to throw) …
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PILIDIUM — pīˈlidēəm noun ( plural pilid·ia -ēə) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek pilidion, diminutive of pilos felt cap — more at …
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NEUROPIL — ˈn(y)u̇rəˌpil noun also neu·ro·pile -ˌpīl ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary neur- + -pil, -pile (from Greek pilos felt) …
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HYALOPILITIC — |hīə(ˌ)lōˌpī|lid.ik adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary hyalopilit- (from German hyalopilitisch hyalopilitic, from hyal- + Greek pilos felt + German -it …
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PILEUS — /puy"lee euhs, pil"ee-/ , n. , pl. pilei /puy"lee uy', pil"ee uy'/ for 1, 2, 4, pileus for 3. 1. …
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NAVARINO — /nav'euh ree"noh/ , n. a seaport in the SW Peloponnesus, in SW Greece: Turkish and Egyptian fleets defeated near here …
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PILEUM — noun ( plural pi·lea -lē-ə) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin pileus, pileum felt cap; akin to Greek pilos felt Date: …
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PILEUM — [pi.le.um] n, pl pi.lea [NL, fr. L pileus, pileum felt cap; akin to Gk pilos felt] (1874): the top of …
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PILEUS — close-fitting, brimless hat worn by the ancient Romans and copied from the Greek sailor's hat called the pilos. In Roman …
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