PELTOPS MONTANUS

Meaning of PELTOPS MONTANUS in English

mountain peltops

Animal names in Latin and English dict. Словарь названий животных в латинском и английском . 2012

PELTOPS MONTANUS — Mountain Peltops
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MONTANUS — flourished 2nd century founder of Montanism (q.v.), a heretical movement of Christianity in Asia Minor and North Africa from the …
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PARUS MONTANUS, PARUS MONTANUS MONTANUS
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PELTOPS BLAINVILLII — Lowland Peltops
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PELTOPS BLAINVILLII — Lowland Peltops
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TREE SPARROW — noun Date: circa 1770 a Eurasian sparrow ( Passer montanus ) that has a black spot on the ear coverts, …
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MOUNTAIN — noun Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French muntaine, from Vulgar Latin *montanea, from feminine of *montaneus of a …
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MONTANIST — noun Etymology: Montanus, 2d century A.D. Phrygian schismatic Date: 1577 an adherent of a Christian sect arising in the late …
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MONTAN WAX — noun Etymology: Latin montanus of a mountain Date: 1908 a hard brittle mineral wax obtained usually from lignites by extraction …
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MONTANISM — Heretical Christian movement founded in AD 156 by Montanus. Having converted to Christianity, Montanus fell into a trance and began …
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HOLBERG, LUDVIG, BARON — born Dec. 3, 1684, Bergen, Nor. died Jan. 28, 1754, Copenhagen, Den. Norwegian-Danish man of letters. Educated in Denmark and …
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TRAMONTANE — I. trəˈmän.ˌtān, ˈtramən.- adjective Etymology: Italian tramontano, from Latin transmontanus, from trans- + montanus of a mountain — more at …
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MOUNTAIN
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MONTANIST — I. -_nə̇st noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Montanus, 2d century A.D. Christian schismatic of Phrygia in Asia …
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MONTANA — I. (ˈ)män.|tanə adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Montana, state in the northwestern U.S., from Latin montana mountainous regions, from neuter …
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VERUMONTANUM — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌmän.ˈtānəm noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin veru spit, dart + montanum, neuter of montanus mountainous — …
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TREE SPARROW — noun 1. : a European sparrow ( Passer montanus ) that is smaller than the house sparrow and has a …
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SUBMONTANE — |səb+ adjective Etymology: Late Latin submontanus, from Latin sub- + montanus of a mountain — more at mountain 1. : …
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SAGE THRASHER — noun : a thrasher ( Oreoscoptes montanus ) that inhabits sagebrush in western No. America and is pale grayish brown …
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MOUNTAIN GOAT — noun 1. : a goatlike animal ( Oreamnos montanus ) related to the Old World chamois being widely but sparsely …
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MOUNTAIN CARIBOU — noun : a large dark caribou ( Rangifer montanus ) found from British Columbia to Alaska and being the largest …
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MONTAN WAX — ˈmän.ˌtan- noun Etymology: Latin montanus of a mountain — more at mountain : a hard brittle high-melting mineral wax that …
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MONTANIZE — ˈmäntəˌnīz intransitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Montanus + English -ize : to adhere to Montanism
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MONTANISM — ˈmäntəˌnizəm noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Montanus + English -ism : the doctrines of Montanists
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MONTANE — (ˈ)män.|tān adjective Etymology: Latin montanus of a mountain, mountainous — more at mountain 1. a. : of, relating to, or …
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MONTANA GRAYLING — noun Usage: usually capitalized M : a fish of a variety ( Thymallus signifer montanus ) of the Arctic grayling …
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INTERMONTANE — |intə(r)|män.ˌtān adjective or in·ter·mont -|mänt Etymology: intermontane from inter- + Latin montanus of a mountain; intermont from inter- + Latin …
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FEATHER TREE — noun 1. : smoke tree 1a 2. : a mountain mahogany ( Cercocarpus montanus ) that is usually a low …
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CISMONTANE — (ˈ)si|smän.ˌtān adjective Etymology: French or Latin; French cismontain, from Latin cismontanus, from cis- + montanus mountainous, from mont-, mons mountain …
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BITTER VETCH — noun : any of several reputedly bitter or toxic vetches: as a. : ers b. : chickling c. : an …
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MAZAME — (n.) A goatlike antelope (Haplocerus montanus) which inhabits the Rocky Mountains, frequenting the highest parts; -- called also mountain goat.
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MONTANISM — also called Cataphrygian heresy, or New Prophecy a heretical movement founded by the prophet Montanus that arose in the Christian …
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MONTANISM — n. Heretical Christian movement founded in AD 156 by Montanus. Having converted to Christianity, Montanus fell into a trance and …
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HEATH PEA — бот. чина горная (Lathyrus montanus) (ботаника) чина горная (Lathurus montanus)
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HEATH PEA — бот. чина горная (Lathyrus montanus) (ботаника) чина горная (Lathurus montanus)
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