LOPH

Англо-русский перевод LOPH

лоф ( гребень, соединяющий бугорки на жевательной поверхности коренных зубов )

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-LOPH — ˌläf noun combining form ( -s ) Etymology: Greek lophos : crest ecto loph
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LOPH- — combining form or lopho- Etymology: New Latin, from Greek, from lophos : crest : tuft : comb lopho phytosis Loph …
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LOPH — лоф (гребень, соединяющий бугорки на жевательной поверхности коренных зубов)
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LOPHO- — combining form see loph-
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OSTEON — I. ˈästēˌän noun combining form ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek osteon bone — more at osseous : …
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LOXOLOPHODONT — I. |läksə|läfəˌdänt adjective Etymology: New Latin Loxolophodont-, Loxolophodon genus of extinct ungulates in some classifications, from lox- + loph- + …
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LOPHODONT — I. ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌdänt adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary loph- + -odont : having or constituting molar teeth with transverse ridges on …
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TRILOPHODONT — -nt adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary tri- + loph- + -odont : having or being teeth with three crests
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TRILOPHODON — trīˈläfəˌdän Etymology: New Latin, from tri- + loph- + -odon synonym of gomphotherium
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TETRALOPHODON — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈläfəˌdän noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from tetra- + loph- + -odon : a genus of Pliocene mastodons having …
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PROTOLOPH — ˈprōd. ə lˌäf noun ( -s ) Etymology: prot- + -loph : a crest on a lophodont molar that extends …
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PLEUROLOPHOCERCOUS — |plu̇rə|läfə|sərkəs adjective Etymology: pleur- + loph- + cerc- + -ous : of, relating to, or being a small cercaria that …
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-ODONT — əˌdänt, ōˌd- adjective combining form Etymology: Greek odont-, odōn tooth : having or being teeth of a (specified) nature heter …
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METALOPH — ˈmed.əˌläf noun ( -s ) Etymology: meta- + -loph : a crest on a lophodont molar extending from the ectoloph …
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LOPHURA — ləˈfyu̇rə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from loph- + -ura : a genus of pheasants consisting of the firebacks
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-LOPHS — plural of -loph
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LOPHOTRICHOUS — ləˈfä.trə̇kəs adjective or lo·phot·ri·chate -kə̇t ; also loph·o·trich·ic |läfə|trikik, |lōf- Etymology: lophotrichous from loph- + -trichous; lophotrichate from loph- + …
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LOPHOSTEON — ləˈfästēˌän noun ( plural lophos·tea -ēə ; or lophos·teons ) Etymology: New Latin, from loph- + -osteon : the keel-bearing …
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LOPHORTYX — -ˌtiks noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from loph- + Greek ortyx quail — more at oreortyx : a genus …
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LOPHORNIS — ləˈfȯrnə̇s noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from loph- + -ornis : a genus of hummingbirds consisting of the coquettes
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LOPHOPHYTOSIS — ˌläfō, ˌlōfō+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from loph- + phytosis : favus of fowls
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LOPHOPHYTON — ləˈfäfəˌtän Etymology: New Latin, from loph- + Greek phyton plant; from its occurrence as a parasite on the comb of …
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LOPHOPHYLLIDIUM — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷fə̇ˈlidēəm noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from loph- + phyll- + -idium : a genus (sometimes made the type …
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LOPHOPHORUS — ləˈfäf(ə)rəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from loph- + -phorus : a genus consisting of the monals
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LOPHOPHORE — ˈläfəˌfō(ə)r, ˈlōf- noun ( -s ) Etymology: loph- + -phore : an organ usually of a circular or horseshoe shape …
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LOPHODERMIUM — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈdərmēəm noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from loph- + -dermium (from Greek derma skin) — more at derm- : …
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LOPHOBRANCHII — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈbraŋkēˌī noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from loph- + -branchii (from Greek branchion gill) — more at branchia …
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LOPHINE — ˈlōˌfēn, -_fə̇n, ˈlä- noun ( -s ) Etymology: probably from French, from loph- + -ine : a crystalline nitrogenous base …
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ECTOLOPH — ˈektəˌläf noun ( -s ) Etymology: ect- + -loph zoology : one of the principal crests of a lophodont molar …
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BUNOLOPHODONT — |byünə|läfəˌdänt adjective Etymology: bun- (from Greek bounos ) + -o- + loph- + -odont 1. of teeth : having the …
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LOPHOPHORE — — lophophoral /leuh fof"euhr euhl/ , adj. /lof"euh fawr', -fohr', loh"feuh-/ , n. 1. the ring of ciliated tentacles encircling …
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