DIODORUS KAMALA

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KAMALA — noun also ka·me·la or ka·mi·la ˈkəmələ ( -s ) Etymology: Sanskrit kamala, probably of Dravidian origin; akin to Kanarese kōmaḷe, …
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KAMALA — (n.) The red dusty hairs of the capsules of an East Indian tree (Mallotus Philippinensis) used for dyeing silk. It …
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KAMALA — ( n. ) The red dusty hairs of the capsules of an East Indian tree (Mallotus Philippinensis) used for dyeing …
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KAMALA — /keuh may"leuh, kam"euh leuh, kum"-/ , n. a powder from the capsules of an East Indian tree, Mallotus philippinensis, of …
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KAMALA — n. powder made from the fruits of an Asian tree and used as a yellow dye and in medicines
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KAMALA — noun the red dusty hairs of the capsules of an east indian tree (mallotus philippinensis) used for dyeing silk. it …
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DIODORUS — Diodorus BrE AmE ˌda ɪ ‿ə ˈdɔːr əs -ˈdoʊr- ▶ ˌ Dio ˌ dorus ˈ Siculus ˈsɪk jʊl əs AmE …
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KAMALA — камала (ботаника) маллотус филиппинский, камала (Mallotus philippinensis)
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KAMALA — n бот. маллотус филиппинский, камала ( Mallotus philippinensis )
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KAMALA — камала
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KAMALA — (n) камала; маллотус филиппинский
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KAMALA — n бот. маллотус филиппинский, камала ( Mallotus philippinensis )
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KAMALA — n бот. маллотус филиппинский, камала ( Mallotus philippinensis )
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KAMALA — камала (ботаника) маллотус филиппинский, камала (Mallotus philippinensis)
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DIODORUS SICULUS — /duy'oh dawr"euhs sik"yeuh leuhs, -dohr"-/ late 1st century B.C., Greek historian.
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MARKANDAYA, KAMALA — born 1924, Chimakurti, India original name Kamala Purnaiya, married name Kamala Taylor Indian novelist whose works concern the struggles of …
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DIODORUS SICULUS — flourished 1st century BC, , Agyrium, Sicily Greek historian, the author of a universal history, Bibliotheca historica. Diodorus lived in …
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DIODORUS CRONUS — born 4th century BC philosopher of the Megarian school, remembered for his innovations in logic. His surname Cronus, of uncertain …
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DIODORUS SICULUS — Диодор Сицилийский
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DIODORUS CRONUS — Диодор Крон
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KAMALA TREE — малотус филиппинский, камала (Mallotus philippinensis)
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DRYNESS — kamala (Noun) kauga
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DROUGHT — hulaw;kamala;kauga
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ZENO OF CITIUM — born с 335, Citium, Cyprus died с 263 BC, Athens Greek philosopher, founder of Stoicism . He went to Athens …
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MEGARIAN SCHOOL — or Megarics School of philosophy founded in Greece in the early 4th century BC by Eucleides of Megara died с …
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KAMILA — I. noun see kamala II. see kamela
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SUBPOENA — I. noun also sub·pe·na səˈpēnə, ÷ -ēnē, -ēni sometimes (ˌ)səbˈp- or ÷ -pēnyə ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English suppena, …
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JIGSAW — I. ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun Etymology: jig (I) + saw 1. a. : a machine saw with a narrow vertically reciprocating blade …
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GIFT — I. ˈgift noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English, from Old Norse gift, gipt; akin to Old …
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ROTTLERIN — -lərə̇n noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary rottler- (from New Latin Rottlera ) + -in : a salmon-colored …
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ROTTLERA — ˈrätlərə noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin Rottlera (synonym of Mallotus ), from Johann Peter Rottler died 1836 Dan. …
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MALLOTUS — məˈlōd.əs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek mallōtos fleecy, from mallos lock of wool : a genus of …
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KAMELA — or kamila variant of kamala
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HARDLY — adverb Etymology: Middle English hardely, hardly, from Old English heardlīce, adverb of heardlīc severe, bold, from heard hard + -līc …
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DIODOREAN — |dīə|dōrēən, -dȯr- adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Diodor us Cronus, 4th century B.C. Greek philosopher (Megarian school) + English -ean …
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SUTTEE — Sanskrit sati former Indian custom of a widow burning herself, either on the funeral pyre of her dead husband or …
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HIEROGLYPHIC WRITING — a system that employs characters in the form of pictures. These individual signs, called hieroglyphs, may be read either as …
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ZENO OF CITIUM — born c. 335 BC, , Citium, Cyprus died c. 263, , Athens Greek thinker who founded the Stoic school of …
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PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA — flourished AD 320 the last great Greek geometer, whose Synagoge (c. AD 340; Collection) incorporates a wealth of mathematical writings, …
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MANNER, EEVA LIISA — born Dec. 5, 1921, Helsinki, Fin. died July 7, 1995, Tampere lyrical poet and dramatist, a central figure in the …
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FLAVIAN I OF ANTIOCH — born c. 320, , probably Antioch, Syria died 404 bishop of Antioch from 381 to 404, whose election perpetuated the …
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ZENO OF CITIUM — born 0441; 335, Citium, Cyprus died 0441; 263 BC, Athens Greek philosopher, founder of Stoicism . He went to Athens …
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MEGARIAN SCHOOL — or Megarics School of philosophy founded in Greece in the early 4th century BC by Eucleides of Megara died 0441; …
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HISTORIAN — n. 25B6; noun CHRONICLER, annalist, archivist, recorder; historiographer, antiquarian, chronologist. See list. Historians Acton, John (English) Namier, Lewis (English) Adams, …
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ACADINE — [Folklore] A fountain of Sicily, mentioned by Diodorus Siculus, with magic properties. Writings were thrown into it to be tested; …
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THEBES — (Authorized Version No, the multitude of No. populous No), a chief cite of ancient Egypt, long the capital of the …
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