NEMA

Meaning of NEMA in English

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NEMA- — combining form see nem-
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-NEMA — ˈnēmə noun combining form ( plural -nema·ta ˈnēməd.ə, ˈnem-, -mətə ; or -nemas ) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek nēma …
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NEMA — ˈnēmə noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek nēma thread — more at needle 1. : a tubular …
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NEMA — сокр. от National Electrical Manufacturers Association Национальная ассоциация изготовителей электрооборудования ( США )
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NEMA — сокр. от National Electrical Manufacturers Association Национальная ассоциация изготовителей электрооборудования (США)
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NEMA — сокр. от National Electrical Manufacturers Association Национальная ассоциация производителей электрического оборудования
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NEMA — National Electrical Manufacturers Association
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NEMA — (The National Electrical Manufacturers Association) Национальная ассоциация производителей электрооборудования, ассоциация NEMA организация, устанавливающая стандарты электрооборудования в США
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NEMATODE — noun Etymology: ultimately from Greek nēmat-, nēma Date: 1865 any of a phylum (Nematoda or Nemata) of elongated cylindrical worms …
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NIMBLE — I. ˈnimbəl adjective ( nim·bler -b(ə)lə(r) ; nim·blest -b(ə)lə̇st) Etymology: Middle English nymel, nemel, from Old English numol holding much, …
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NEEDLE — I. ˈnēd ə l noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English nedle, from Old English nǣdl; akin …
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SYNAPTONEMAL COMPLEX — noun or syn·ap·ti·ne·mal complex sə̇ˌnaptə¦nēməl- Etymology: synapt ic + -o- or -i- + -nema + -al (I) : a complex …
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NUCLEOLONEMA — n(y)üˌklēələˈnēmə noun also nu·cle·o·lo·neme -ˈklēələˌnēm ( -s ) Etymology: nucleolonema from New Latin, from nucleol- + -nema ; nucleoloneme from …
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ZYGNEMA — zigˈnēmə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from zyg- + -nema : a genus of common filamentous algae (family Zygnemataceae) …
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TROPHONEMA — ˌträfəˈnēmə noun ( plural trophonema·ta -ˈnēməd.ə -ˈnem-) Etymology: New Latin, from troph- + -nema : one of the glandular filaments …
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TRIBONEMA — ˌtrībəˈnēmə, ˌtrib- noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek tribos action of rubbing (from tribein to rub) + New …
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TREPONEMA — ˌtrepəˈnēmə noun Etymology: New Latin, from Greek trepein to turn + New Latin -o- + -nema — more at trope …
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TARSONEMUS — -nēməs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from tars- + -nemus (from Greek nēma thread) — more at needle : …
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SYNNEMA — sə̇ˈnēmə noun ( plural syn·nema·ta -nēməd.ə, -nem-) Etymology: New Latin, from syn- + Greek nēma thread — more at needle …
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SYNEMA — sə̇ˈnēmə noun ( plural sy·nema·ta -nēməd.ə, -nem-) Etymology: New Latin, irregular from syn- + Greek nēma thread — more at …
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STREPSINEMA — ˌstrepsəˈnēmə noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from strepsi- + -nema : chromatin threads in the strepsitene stage
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STEIRONEMA — ˌstīrəˈnēmə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek steiros barren + New Latin -nema : a small genus of …
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SPHAERONEMA — ˌsifrəˈnēmə, -fer- noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from sphaer- + -nema : a genus of imperfect fungi (family Sphaeropsidaceae) …
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SCYTONEMATACEAE — ˌsīd.ōˌnēməˈtāsēˌē, -nem- noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Scytonemat-, Scytonema, type genus (from scyt- + -nemat-, -nema ) …
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SCYTONEMACEAE — ˌsīd.ōnə̇ˈmāsēˌē Etymology: New Latin, from Scytonema, type genus (from scyt- + -nema ) + -aceae synonym of scytonemataceae
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RHABD- — combining form or rhabdo- Etymology: Late Greek, from Greek, from rhabdos rod — more at vervain 1. : rod : …
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PYRONEMA — ˌpīrəˈnēmə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from pyr- + -nema : a genus of saprophytic soil fungi (family Pezizaceae) …
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PROTONEMA — ˌprōt ə nˈēmə noun ( plural protonema·ta -məd.ə) Etymology: New Latin, from prot- + -nema : the primary and usually …
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POLYNEMUS — ˌpälēˈnēməs, -lə̇ˈn- noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from poly- + Greek nēma thread — more at needle : a …
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NEM- — combining form or nema- or nemo- Etymology: Greek & New Latin; New Latin nem-, nemo-, from Greek nēma 1. : …
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