ERI

Meaning of ERI in English

[Celtic] The mother of Bres.

Encyclopedia Mythica English dictionary. Английский энциклопедический словарь греческой мифологии. 2012

ERI — Airport Name : Erie International Airport Airport Location : n.a IATA Code : ERI ICAO Code : KERI
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.ERI — Entis Rasterized Image (ERI-chan)
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ERI — (watchful), son of Gad, (Genesis 46:16) and ancestor of the Erites. (Numbers 26:16)
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ERI — my city
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ERI — ERWin data
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KERI — Airport Name : Erie International Airport Airport Location : n.a IATA Code : ERI ICAO Code : KERI
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ERIE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT — Airport Name : Erie International Airport Airport Location : n.a IATA Code : ERI ICAO Code : KERI
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KITCHEN — cocin(erí)a. ~ CUPBOARD: scaf de cocina, utensilarium
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ERE — I. preposition Etymology: Middle English er, from Old English ǣr, from ǣr, adverb, early, soon; akin to Old High German …
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EERIE — also eery adjective (~r; -est) Etymology: Middle English (northern dialect) eri Date: 14th century affected with fright ; scared , …
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VETERINARY — I. ˈved.ərəˌnerē, ˈvetərəˌne-, ˈve.trəˌne-, ÷ˈved.ə(r)ne-, ÷ˈvetə(r)ˌne-, ÷ˈvet ə nˌe-, -eri adjective Etymology: Latin veterianarius, from veterinae, veterina beasts of burden, …
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URINARY — I. ˈyu̇rəˌnerē, ˈyür-, -eri adjective Etymology: New Latin urinarius, from urin- + -arius -ary 1. : relating to, occurring in, …
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THERIODONTIA — I. ˌthirēəˈdänch(ē)ə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek th ēri- therio- + New Latin -odontia : a …
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TERTIARY — I. ˈtərshēˌerē, ˈtə̄sh-, ˈtəish-, -eri also -shər- noun ( -es ) Etymology: in sense 1, from Medieval Latin tertiarius, from …
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REACTIONARY — I. rēˈakshəˌnerē, -eri adjective Etymology: French réactionnaire, from réaction reaction (from New Latin reaction-, reactio ) + -aire -ary : …
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HONORARY — I. ˈänəˌrerē, -eri adjective Etymology: Latin honorarius, from honor honor + -arius -ary — more at honor 1. a. : …
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EXTRAORDINARY — I. -erē, -eri sometimes -dˌner- adjective Etymology: Middle English extraordinarie, from Latin extraordinarius, from extra, adverb & preposition, outside, beyond …
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ERE — I. ˈār, ˈer adverb Etymology: Middle English er, ar, from Old English ǣr, adverb (historically compar. but used as positive …
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DOPPELGÄNGER — I. noun or dop·pel·gang·er also dop·pel·gaeng·er ˌdäpəlˈgaŋə(r), -geŋ-, ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷, G ˈdȯpəlˌgeŋər ( -s ) Etymology: German doppelgänger, from doppel- double …
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COROLLARY — I. ˈkȯrəˌlerē, ˈkär-, -eri, Brit usually kəˈräləri noun ( -es ) Etymology: Middle English corolarie, from Late Latin corollarium, from …
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LEPROSERY — ˈleprəˌserē, -eri noun ( -es ) Etymology: French léproserie, from Latin leprosus leprous + French -erie -ery : leprosarium
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-GLOSSA — noun combining form ( plural -glossa ) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek glōssa : one or ones having (such) a …
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FUNERARY — ˈfyünəˌrerē, -eri adjective Etymology: Latin funerarius, from funer-, funus + -arius -ary : of, used for, or associated with burial …
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EXTEMPORARY — ikˈstempəˌrerē, ek-, -eri adjective Etymology: Latin ex tempore + English -ary : extemporaneous
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ERIGNATHUS — ə̇ˈrignəthəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek eri- + New Latin -gnathus : a genus of mammals comprising …
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ERIGLOSSA — ˌerəˈgläsə, -lȯsə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek eri- very much, high + New Latin -glossa in …
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ERIGERON — ə̇ˈrijərən, -jəˌrän noun Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, groundsel, from Greek ērigerōn, from ēri- early + gerōn old man; from …
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APERIENT — /euh pear"ee euhnt/ , Med. adj. 1. having a mild purgative or laxative effect. n. 2. a medicine or food …
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FIERY — [fi.ery] adj fi.er.i.er ; -est [ME, fr. fire, fier fire] (13c) 1 a: consisting of fire b: burning, blazing c: …
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JANIZARY — n. (also janissary) (pl. -ies) 1. hist. a member of the Turkish infantry forming the Sultan's guard in the 14th-19th …
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UNUSUAL — INDEX: 1. not what usually happens 2. unusually good or impressive 3. so unusual that nothing like it has ever …
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