PENTE

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PENTAD — noun Etymology: Greek ~-, pentas, from pente Date: 1653 a group of five
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PENTACLE — noun Etymology: Medieval Latin *pentaculum, probably from Greek pente Date: 1594 pentagram
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FIVE — noun Etymology: Middle English, from ~, adjective, from Old English fīf; akin to Old High German finf ~, Latin quinque, …
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PENTHOUSE — I. ˈpentˌhau̇s noun Etymology: by folk etymology (influence of Middle French pente slope — from pendant — and English house …
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FIVE — I. ˈfīv adjective Etymology: Middle English, adjective & pron., from Old English fīf; akin to Old High German funf, finf …
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UNNILPENTIUM — ˌyün ə lˈpentēəm noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from unnil- + Greek pente five + New Latin -ium …
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PENTAS — ˈpentəs noun Etymology: New Latin, irregular from Greek pente five — more at five 1. capitalized : a genus of …
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PENTAD — ˈpen.ˌtad noun ( -s ) Etymology: Greek pentad-, pentas, from pente five — more at five 1. a. : a …
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PENTA- — combining form or pent- or pen- Etymology: Middle English pent-, from Greek pent-, penta-, from pente — more at five …
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PAND — ˈpand noun ( -s ) Etymology: probably modification of Middle French pente, from pendre to hang — more at pendant …
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DIAPENTE — ˌdīəˈpentē, -en.ˌtē noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Latin, from Greek ( hē ) dia pente ( chordōn …
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DIAPENSIA — ˌdīəˈpensēə noun Etymology: New Latin, perhaps irregular from Greek dia pente by fives + New Latin -ia; from the five-leaved …
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PENTA- — a combining form occurring in loanwords from Greek, meaning "five" ( Pentateuch ); on this model, used in the formation …
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FIVE — /fuyv/ , n. 1. a cardinal number, four plus one. 2. a symbol for this number, as 5 or V. …
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PUNCH — I. ˈpənch noun Etymology: Middle English pounce, punche, probably alteration of ponson, ponchon puncheon Date: 14th century 1. a. : …
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UNNILPENTIUM — noun Etymology: New Latin, from unnil- + Greek pente five + New Latin -ium — more at five Date: 1981 …
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PENTAD — noun Etymology: Greek pentad-, pentas, from pente Date: 1653 : a group of five
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PENTACLE — noun Etymology: Medieval Latin * pentaculum, probably from Greek pente Date: 1594 : pentagram
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PENTA- — or pent- Etymology: Greek, from pente — more at five 1. : five penta hedron 2. : containing five atoms …
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FIVE — noun Etymology: Middle English, from five, adjective, from Old English fīf; akin to Old High German finf five, Latin quinque, …
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PENTHOUSE — ■ noun 1》 a flat on the top floor of a tall building, typically luxuriously fitted and offering fine views. …
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PENTATHLON — ■ noun an athletic event comprising five different events for each competitor, in particular (also modern ~ ) an event …
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PENTANE — [ 'pɛnteɪn ] ■ noun Chemistry a volatile liquid hydrocarbon of the alkane series, present in petroleum spirit. [C 5 …
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PENTAD — [ 'pɛntad ] ■ noun a group or set of five. Origin C17: from Gk pentas , ~- , from …
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PENTA- — ■ combining form five; having five: pentadactyl. Origin from Gk pente 'five'.
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PARAPENTE — [ 'parəpɒnt ] ■ verb [usu. as noun parapenting ] take part in the sport of gliding by means of …
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UNNILPENTIUM — [un.nil.pen.ti.um] n [NL, fr. unnil- + Gk pente five + NL -ium--more at five] (1981): the chemical element of atomic …
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PUNCH — [punch] vb [ME, fr. MF poinconner to prick, stamp, fr. poincon puncheon] vt (14c) 1 a: prod, poke b: drive, …
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PENTAD — [pen.tad] n [Gk pentad-, pentas, fr. pente] (1653): a group of five
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PENTACLE — [pen.ta.cle] n [(assumed) ML pentaculum, prob. fr. Gk pente] (1594): pentagram
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PENTA- — [penta-] or pent- comb form [ME, fr. Gk, fr. pente--more at five] 1: five "pentahedron" 2: containing five atoms or …
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