QUATTUOR

Meaning of QUATTUOR in English

[quattuor] (quát-)

adj four

(= quatro )

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QUATRAIN — noun Etymology: Middle French, from quatre four, from Latin quattuor Date: 1585 a unit or group of four lines of …
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QUADRI- — or quadr- or quadru- combining form Etymology: Latin; akin to Latin quattuor four 1. four , square , fourth
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QUADRATE — I. adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Latin quadratus, past participle of quadrare to make square, fit, from quadrum square; akin …
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FOUR — noun Etymology: Middle English, from ~ adjective, from Old English fēower; akin to Old High German fior ~, Latin quattuor, …
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QUIRE — I. ˈkwī(ə)r, -īə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English quair, from Middle French quaer, from (assumed) Vulgar Latin quadernum, …
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QUAT — I. ˈkwät, -at verb ( quatted ; quatted ; quatting ; quats ) Etymology: Middle English quaten, from Middle French …
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QUART — I. ˈkwȯr]t, -wȯ(ə)], usu ]d.+V noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French quarte, from …
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QUARREL — I. ˈkwȯr(ə)l, -wär- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Old French carrel, quarrel square-headed arrow for an arbalest, …
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QUADRATE — I. ˈkwäˌdrāt, -ädrə̇t sometimes ˈkwȯˌ-; usu -d.+V adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Latin quadratus, past participle of quadrare to square, …
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QUADRANT — I. ˈkwädrənt sometimes ˈkwȯd- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Latin quadrant-, quadrans fourth part, quarter; akin to …
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FOUR — I. ˈfō(ə)r, -ȯ(ə)r, -ōə, -ȯ(ə) adjective Etymology: Middle English four, foure, from Old English fēower; akin to Old High German …
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CATER — I. cater noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English catour, short for acatour, from Anglo-French, from acater to buy — …
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CUATRO — ˈkwä.trō noun ( -s ) Etymology: American Spanish, from Spanish, four, from Latin quattuor ; from its four courses of …
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QUATUOR — ˈkwädəˌwȯr, -äˌtw- noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from Latin quattuor four : quartet
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QUATTROCENTO — -ˈchen.(ˌ)tō noun Usage: sometimes capitalized Etymology: Italian, literally, four hundred (abbreviation of fourteen hundred), from quattro four (from Latin quattuor …
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QUATRAIN — ˈkwä.ˌtrān also ̷ ̷ˈ ̷ ̷ sometimes ˈkwä.trə̇n or kwə.ˈtrān or with ȯ for ä noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from Middle …
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QUATORZE — kəˈtȯ(ə)rz, kaˈt- noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, literally, fourteen, from Old French, from Latin quattuordecim, from quattuor four + …
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QUATERNION — kwəˈtərnēən, -wäˈt- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English quaternioun, from Late Latin quaternion-, quaternio, from Latin quaterni four each …
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QUARTODECIMAN
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QUARTETTO — ̷ ̷ˈted.(ˌ)ō noun ( -s ) Etymology: Italian, diminutive of quarto fourth, from quarto, adjective, fourth, from Latin quartus; akin to …
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QUADRULA — ˈkwädrələ noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Late Latin, small square, from Latin quadra square + -ula; akin to …
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QUADROON — (ˈ)kwä|drün sometimes (ˈ)kwȯ|- noun ( -s ) Etymology: alteration (influenced by quadri- ) of earlier quarteron, from Spanish cuarterón, from …
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QUADRI- — combining form or quadr- or quadru- Etymology: Middle English, from Latin; akin to Latin quattuor four — more at four …
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QUADRAGESIMA — ˌkwädrəˈjesəmə, -jāzəmə sometimes ˌkwȯd- noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Late Latin, Lent, first Sunday in Lent, from …
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QUADRA — ˈkwädrə noun ( plural quad·rae -äˌdrē) Etymology: Latin, square, plinth, fillet; akin to Latin quattuor four 1. : the plinth …
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CUATRO-OJOS — ˌkwä.trōˈō(ˌ)hōs, -hōz noun ( plural cuatro-ojos -hōz) Etymology: American Spanish, from Spanish cuatro four (from Latin quattuor ) + ojos, …
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CUADRILLA — kwäˈdrē(y)ə, -ēlyə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Spanish, division of an army into 4 parts for distribution of booty, group …
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QUATRAIN
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QUATORZE — /keuh tawrz"/ ; Fr. /kann tawrddz"/ , n. , pl. quatorzes /-tawr"ziz/ ; Fr. /-tawrddz"/ . Piquet. a set of …
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QUAT. — (in prescriptions) four. [ quattuor ]
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JOACHIM OF FIORE — born c. 1130, /35, Celico, Kingdom of Naples died 1201/02, Fiore Fiore also spelled Floris, Italian Gioacchino Da Fiore Italian …
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