NECR-

Англо-русский перевод NECR-

(перед гласным звуком) в сложных словах имеет значение: труп, мертвый

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NECR- — or necro- combining form see: noxious those that are dead , one that is dead
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
NECR- — combining form or necro- Etymology: Late Latin, from Greek nekr-, nekro-, from nekros dead body, dead person — more at …
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NECR- — or necro- Etymology: Late Latin, from Greek nekr-, nekro-, from nekros dead body — more at noxious 1. : those …
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NECR- — [necr-] or necro- comb form [LL, fr. Gk nekr-, nekro-, fr. nekros dead body--more at noxious] 1: those that are …
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NECR- — (перед гласным звуком) в сложных словах имеет значение: труп, мертвый
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NECR- — = necro- (перед гласным звуком)
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NECR- — = necro- (перед гласным звуком)
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NECR- — = necro- (перед гласным звуком)
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NECR — Variant: or necro- Function: combining form Etymology: Late Latin, from Greek nekr-, nekro-, from nekros dead body ― more at …
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NECRO — necro- n [occurring in derivatives and compounds] necro-, necr- (= corpse, dead body)
Interlingua English vocab
NECROLOGY — noun (plural -gies) Etymology: New Latin necrologium, from necr- + -logium (as in Medieval Latin eulogium eulogy) Date: 1799 obituary …
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
NECRO- — combining form see: necr-
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
NECRO- — combining form see necr-
Webster's New International English Dictionary
NECROPSY — I. ˈneˌkräpsē, -nə̇ˈk-, neˈk- noun ( -es ) Etymology: necr- + -opsy : postmortem examination II. transitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-es …
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NECROPHILIC — I. -lik adjective Etymology: necr- + -philic : of, relating to, or marked by necrophilia II. noun ( -s ) …
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NECROTYPE — ˈnekrəˌtīp noun Etymology: necr- + type : an extinct organism or group of organisms
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NECROTOMY — nə̇ˈkräd.əmē, neˈ-, -mi noun ( -es ) Etymology: necr- + -tomy 1. : dissection of dead bodies 2. : surgical …
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NECROSPERMIA — ˌnekrəˈspərmēə noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from necr- + -spermia : a condition in which the spermatozoa in …
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NECROPOLIS — nə̇ˈkräpələ̇s, neˈ- noun ( plural necropolis·es -lə̇sə̇z ; or necropo·les -ˌlēz ; also necropo·leis -ˌlīs ; or necropo·li -ˌlī) Etymology: …
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NECROPHORUS — nə̇ˈkräf(ə)rəs, (ˈ)ne|k- noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek nekrophoros burying the dead, from nekr- necr- + -phoros bearing, …
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NECROPHOBIA — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈfōbēə noun Etymology: New Latin, from necr- + -phobia : an exaggerated fear of death or horror of dead bodies …
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NECROPHOBE — ˈnekrəˌfōb noun ( -s ) Etymology: necr- + -phobe : one that exhibits necrophobia
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NECROPHILY — -lē noun ( -es ) Etymology: necr- + -phily : necrophilia
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NECROPHILOUS — -ləs adjective Etymology: necr- + -philous 1. : necrophagous 2. : necrophilic
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NECROPHILIA — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈfilēə noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from necr- + -philia : fascination with the dead ; specifically : …
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NECROPHILE — ˈnekrəˌfīl noun also nec·ro·phil -ˌfil ( -s ) Etymology: necr- + -phile, -phil : one that is affected with necrophilia
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NECROPHAGY — -jē noun ( -es ) Etymology: necr- + -phagy : necrophagia
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NECROPHAGOUS — nə̇ˈkräfəgəsˌ neˈ- adjective Etymology: Greek nekrophagos, from nekr- necr- + -phagos -phagous : feeding on corpses or carrion necrophagous savages …
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NECROPHAGIA — ˌnekrəˈfājēə noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from necr- + -phagia : the act or practice of eating corpses …
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NECROPHAGA — nə̇ˈkräfəgə, neˈ- noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from necr- + -phaga : a group composed of the burying …
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NECROMANT — -ˌmant noun ( -s ) Etymology: Greek nekromantis, from nekr- necr- + mantis seer, prophet — more at mantis : …
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NECROMANCY — -n(t)sē, -si noun ( -es ) Etymology: alteration (influenced by Late Latin necromantia ) of Middle English nigromancie, from Middle …
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