NYM

Meaning of NYM in English

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Computer abbreviations English vocabulary. Английский словарь компьютерных сокращений. 2012

NYM — a crony of Falstaff in Shakespeare's Henry V and The Merry Wives of Windsor. Although generally considered a comic character, …
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NYM — 1. < tool , networking > /nim/ (From the third syllable of "anonymous"; or "nym server") A server that functions …
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NYM — Anonymous
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NYM — (pseudonym) псевдоним имя, скрывающее реальную личность участника онлайнового форума см. тж. chat forum, forum
Англо-Русский толковый словарь терминов и сокращений по ВТ, Интернету и программированию
NYM SERVER — nym
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TOKAMAK — also tokomak noun Etymology: Russian, from toroidal'naya kamera s aksial'nym magnitnym polem (toroidal chamber with an axial magnetic field) Date: …
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TOKAMAK — ˈtōkəˌmak, ˈtäk- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Russian, from to roidal'naya kam era s ak sial'nym magnitnym polem (toroidal chamber …
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TYP- — combining form or typo- Etymology: Greek, from typos — more at type : type : image : model typo nym …
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ANANYM — ˈanəˌnim noun ( -s ) Etymology: ana- + -nym (as in anonym ) : a pseudonym consisting of the real …
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ANA- — prefix or an- Etymology: Medieval Latin, from Latin ana- & Late Latin an-, from Greek ana-, an-, from ana up, …
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TOKAMAK — /toh"keuh mak', tok"euh-/ , n. Physics. a type of experimental nuclear fusion reactor in which a plasma of atoms circulates …
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RETRONYM — /re"treuh nim/ , n. a term, such as acoustic guitar, coined in modification of the original referent that was used …
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TOKAMAK — also to·ko·mak ˈtō-kə-ˌmak, ˈtä- Etymology: Russian, from to roidal'naya kam era s ak sial'nym magnitnym polem (toroidal chamber with an …
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TOPONYMIC — [top.o.nym.ic] adj (1896): of or relating to toponyms or toponymy -- top.o.nym.i.cal adj
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TOPONYM — [top.o.nym] n [ISV, back-formation fr. toponymy] (1899): place-name
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TOKAMAK — [to.ka.mak] also to.ko.mak n [Russ, fr. toroidal'naya kamera s aksial'nym magnitnym polem (toroidal chamber with an axial magnetic field)] (1965): …
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TAUTONYM — [taut.o.nym] n (1899): a taxonomic binomial in which the generic name and specific epithet are alike and which is common …
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SYNONYM — [syn.o.nym] n [ME sinonyme, fr. L synonymum, fr. Gk synonymon, fr. neut. of synonymos synonymous, fr. syn- + onyma name--more …
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PSEUDONYMITY — [pseu.do.nym.i.ty] n (1877): the use of a pseudonym; also: the fact or state of being signed with a pseudonym
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PSEUDONYM — [pseu.do.nym] n [F pseudonyme, fr. Gk pseudonymos bearing a false name, fr. pseud- + onyma name--more at name] (1833): a …
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PATRONYMIC — [pat.ro.nym.ic] n [LL patronymicum, fr. neut. of patronymicus of a patronymic, fr. Gk patronymikos, fr. patronymia patronymic, fr. patr- + …
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PARONYM — [par.o.nym] n [LL paronymon, fr. Gk paronymon, neut. of paronymos] (ca. 1846): a paronymous word
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NYMPHOMANIA
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NYMPHOLEPSY — [nym.pho.lep.sy] n [nympholept, fr. Gk nympholeptos frenzied, lit., caught by nymphs, fr. nymphe + lambanein to seize--more at latch] (1775) …
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NYMPHO — [nym.pho] n, pl nymphos [short for nymphomaniac] (ca. 1910): a person affected by nymphomania: nymphomaniac
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NYMPHET — [nym.phet] also nym.phette n (1955): a sexually precocious girl barely in her teens
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NYMPHALID — [nym.pha.lid] n [NL Nymphalidae, ultim. fr. L nympha nymph] (1897): any of a family (Nymphalidae) of butterflies (as a mourning …
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METONYMY — [me.ton.y.my] n, pl -mies [L metonymia, fr. Gk metonymia, fr. meta- + -onymon -onym] (1547): a figure of speech consisting …
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ANTONYM — [an.to.nym] n (1870): a word of opposite meaning "the usual ~ of good is bad" -- an.to.nym.ic adj -- an.ton.y.mous …
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ACRONYM — [ac.ro.nym] n [acr- + -onym] (1943): a word (as radar or snafu) formed from the initial letter or letters of …
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MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR, THE — comedy in five acts by William Shakespeare, produced about 160001, that centres on the comic romantic misadventures of Falstaff. The …
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