NIKS

Meaning of NIKS in English

Non-Interactive Key Sharing (cryptography)

identity-based cryptosystems.

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KOLKHOZNIK — noun (plural ~i or -niks) Etymology: Russian, from kolkhoz + -nik, agent suffix Date: 1944 a member of a kolkhoz
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BEAT — I. verb (~; ~en or ~; ~ing) Etymology: Middle English beten, from Old English bēatan; akin to Old High German …
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CONNEX — I. connex noun ( -es ) Etymology: Middle French connexe connected property, from connexe, adjective, connected, related, from Latin connexus, …
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QUADRAPHONICS — noun plural but singular or plural in construction or quad·ri·phon·ics -niks Etymology: quadraphonic (herein) + -s (I) : quadraphonic sound
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HYDRONICS — -niks noun plural but usually singular in construction : a hydronic system
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SARDONYX — (ˈ)sär|däniks, (ˈ)sȧ|d-, -nēks sometimes ˈsärd ə niks or ˈsȧd- noun ( -es ) Etymology: Middle English sardonix, from Latin sardonyx, …
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-ONYX — |äniks, _əniks, ə niks, -nēks noun combining form Etymology: New Latin, from Greek onych-, onyx nail of the finger or …
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JASPONYX — ˈjaspə(ˌ)niks, -ˌspäniks noun ( -es ) Etymology: Latin iasponyx, from Greek, from iaspis jasper + onyx — more at onyx …
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DICROSTONYX — dīˈkrästə(ˌ)niks noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, irregular from Greek dikroos, dikrous, dikros + New Latin -onyx : a genus …
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CHALCEDONYX — ˌkalsəˈdäniks, kalˈsed ə niks noun ( -es ) Etymology: chalced ony + onyx : a mineral that consists of onyx …
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VERNIX CASEOSA — /verr"niks kay'see oh"seuh/ , Med. the fatty matter, consisting chiefly of dead epidermal cells and sebaceous secretions, covering the skin …
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UNIX — /yooh"niks/ Trademark. a multiuser, multitasking computer operating system.
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PYROTECHNICS — /puy'reuh tek"niks/ , n. ( used with a sing. or pl. v. ) 1. the art of making fireworks. 2. …
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PSYCHOTECHNICS — /suy'koh tek"niks/ , n. ( used with a sing. v. ) the use of psychological techniques for controlling and modifying …
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PNYX — /niks, peuh niks/ , n. a hill in Athens, Greece, near the Acropolis: the place of assembly in ancient Athens.
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PHONICS — /fon"iks/ or, for 2, /foh"niks/ , n. ( used with a sing. v. ) 1. a method of teaching reading …
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PHOENIXVILLE — /fee"niks vil'/ , n. a city in SE Pennsylvania. 14,165.
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PHOENIX — /fee"niks/ , n. 1. Class. Myth. a. the brother of Cadmus and Europa, and eponymous ancestor of the Phoenicians. b. …
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PHOENIX — /fee"niks/ , n., gen. Phoenicis /fee nuy"sis, -nee"-/ for 2. 1. ( sometimes cap. ) a mythical bird of great …
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PHENIX CITY — /fee"niks/ a city in E Alabama, on the Chattahoochee River. 26,928.
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PHENIX — /fee"niks/ , n. phoenix.
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ONYX — /on"iks, oh"niks/ , n. 1. Mineral. a variety of chalcedony having straight parallel bands of alternating colors. Cf. Mexican onyx …
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NYX — /niks/ , n. an ancient Greek goddess personifying night.
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NIX — nix 1 /niks/ , Slang. n. 1. nothing. adv. 2. no. interj. 3. (used as an exclamation, esp. of warning): …
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MNEMONICS — /ni mon"iks/ , n. ( used with a sing. v. ) the process or technique of improving or developing the …
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IRENICS — /uy ren"iks, uy ree"niks/ , n. ( used with a sing. v. ) the branch of theology dealing with the …
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NIX — _I 1. nıks n сл. ничего, ничто; нуль to say nix on smth. - отрицательно отзываться о чём-л., отклонить что-л. …
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PHOENIX — I [ʹfi:nıks] n 1. миф. феникс 2. чудо; верх, образец совершенства he was justly called the ~ of his age …
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NIX — I 1. [nıks] n сл. ничего, ничто; нуль to say ~ on smth. - отрицательно отзываться о чём-л., отклонить что-л. …
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PHOENIX — _I ʹfi:nıks n 1. миф. феникс 2. чудо; верх, образец совершенства he was justly called the phoenix of his age …
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NIX — _I 1. nıks n сл. ничего, ничто; нуль to say nix on smth. - отрицательно отзываться о чём-л., отклонить что-л. …
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