HEMERA

Англо-русский перевод HEMERA

Гемера

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HEMERA — ˈhemərə noun ( plural hemerae -ə(ˌ)rē ; also hemera ) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek hēmera day; akin to Greek …
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HEMERA — [Greek] Hemera is the Greek goddess of day. She was born from Erebus, darkness, and Nyx , night. Nyx was …
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HEMERA — гемера
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HEMERA — геол. гемера, хемера (единица геологического времени)
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HEMERA — гемера
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HEMEROCALLIS — noun Etymology: New Latin, from Greek hēmerokalles, from hēmera day + kallos beauty Date: 1625 daylily
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EPHEMERAL — I. adjective Etymology: Greek ephēmeros lasting a day, daily, from epi- + hēmera day Date: 1576 lasting one day only …
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URANUS — I Seventh planet from the Sun. It was discovered in 1781 by William Herschel (see Herschel family ) and named …
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SUNDAY — I. ˈsəndē, -di also -n(ˌ)dā noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Middle English sunnenday, sonnenday, sonday, sunday, from …
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EPHEMERAL — I. ə̇ˈfem(ə)rəl, ēˈf-, (ˈ)e|f-, chiefly Brit -fēm- adjective Etymology: Greek ephēmeros, literally, lasting a day, daily (from epi- + hēmera …
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TUESDAY — ˈt(y)üzdē, -di also -z(ˌ)dā noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Middle English tiwesday, tewisday, from Old English tīwesdæg; …
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NYCHTHEMERON — noun also nyc·them·er·on ̷ ̷ˈ ̷ ̷məˌrän ( plural nychthem·era -m(ə)rə ; or nychthemerons ) Etymology: Greek nychthēmeron, from nykt-, nyx night + …
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MONDAY — ˈməndē, -di also -n(ˌ)dā noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Middle English, from Old English mōnandæg, mōndæg; akin …
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MESEMBRYANTHEMUM — mə̇ˌzembrēˈan(t)thəməm noun Etymology: New Latin, from Greek mesēmbria midday, noon (from mes- + hēmera day) + New Latin -anthemum — …
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LORD'S DAY — noun Usage: usually capitalized L & often capitalized D Etymology: Middle English Lordes day, translation of Late Latin dominica dies, …
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HEXAEMERON — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈeməˌrän noun or hex·a·hem·er·on -ˈhe- ( -s ) Etymology: Late Latin hexaëmeron, from Greek hexaēmeron, from neuter of hexaēmeros of …
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HEMEROCALLIS — ˌhemərōˈkalə̇s noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek hēmerokalles, a kind of lily, from hēmero- (from hēmera day) + …
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HEMEROBAPTIST — |hemərō+ noun Etymology: Medieval Latin Hemerobaptista, from Greek Hēmerobaptistēs, from hēmero- (from hēmera day) + baptistēs baptizer — more at …
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HEMERALOPIA — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈlōpēə noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek hēmeralōp-, hēmeralōps (from hēmera day + alaos blind + ōp-, …
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GREAT SUNDAY — noun Usage: usually capitalized G&S Etymology: translation of Late Greek megalē hēmēra Eastern Church : easter sunday
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SUNDAY — — Sundaylike , adj. /sun"day, -dee/ , n. 1. the first day of the week, observed as the Sabbath by …
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PENTECOST — /pen"ti kawst', -kost'/ , n. 1. a Christian festival celebrated on the seventh Sunday after Easter, commemorating the descent of …
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HEMEROCALLIS — /hem'euhr euh kal"is/ , n. the genus comprising the day lilies. [ 1615-25; hemerokallís, equiv. to heméra day + kállos …
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GREAT SUNDAY — Eastern Ch. See Easter Sunday . [ trans. of LGk megalè heméra lit., great day ]
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EPHEMERAL — I. i-ˈfem-rəl, -ˈfēm-; -ˈfe-mə-, -ˈfē- adjective Etymology: Greek ephēmeros lasting a day, daily, from epi- + hēmera day Date: 1576 …
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MESEMBRYANTHEMUM — noun Etymology: New Latin, irregular from Greek mesēmbria midday (from mes- + hēmera day) + anthemon flower, from anthos — …
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HEMEROCALLIS — noun Etymology: New Latin, from Greek hēmerokalles, from hēmera day + kallos beauty Date: 1625 : daylily
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PENTECOST — [ 'pɛntɪkɒst ] ■ noun 1》 the Christian festival celebrating the descent of the Holy Spirit on the disciples of …
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MESEMBRYANTHEMUM — [me.sem.bry.an.the.mum] n [NL, irreg. fr. Gk mesembria midday (fr. mes- + hemera day) + anthemon flower, fr. anthos--more at anthology] …
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HEMEROCALLIS — [hem.ero.cal.lis] n [NL, fr. Gk hemerokalles, fr. hemera day + kallos beauty] (1625): daylily
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EPHEMERAL — [ephem.er.al] adj [Gk ephemeros lasting a day, daily, fr. epi- + hemera day] (1576) 1: lasting one day only "an …
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