SUAN-TOU-FUNG

Meaning of SUAN-TOU-FUNG in English

metal Chinese mace with globular head

Medieval English glossary. Средневековый английский глоссарий. 2012

FUNG — I. ˈfəŋ Scotland variant of funk II. ˈfu̇]ŋ noun also funj ]nj ; or fun·ji ]n(ˌ)jē\ ( plural fung or …
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TOU — Pinyin Dou, type of Chinese bronze vessel produced during the middle and late Chou dynasty (c. 900256/255 BC). It is …
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MUDOR SUAN — Ceremony in which the Votyaks or Udmurts (peoples of the Ural Mountains) consecrated a new family or clan shrine when …
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SUAN PAN — noun or swan pan ˈswänˈpän Etymology: Chinese (Pekingese) suan 4 -p'an 2 , literally, reckoning board : an abacus employed …
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FUNG-HWANG — variant of fêng huang
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TOU-LIU — formerly Yn-lin-hsien, chen (town) and seat of Yn-lin hsien (county), west-central Taiwan, 85 miles (137 km) northeast of Kao-hsiung city, …
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FUNG YU-LAN — born Dec. 4, 1895, Honan, China died Nov. 26, 1990, Peking Fung also spelled Feng, Pinyin Feng Youlan outstanding Chinese …
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MUDOR SUAN — Ceremony in which the Votyaks or Udmurts (peoples of the Ural Mountains) consecrated a new family or clan shrine when …
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TOU, OR TOI — king of Hamath. (1 Chronicles 18:9,10)
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SUAN PAN — мат. китайский абакус
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SUAN PAN — матем. китайский абакус
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SUAN PAN — мат. китайский абакус
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FUNGER — [fung-/funct-] v to function (as in to function as chairman)
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DEFUNG — defung- [-fung-/-funct-] v [occurring in derivatives]
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TYPHOON — noun Etymology: alteration (influenced by Chinese — Guangdong — daaih-fùng, from daaih big + fùng wind) of earlier touffon, from …
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KOWTOW — I. noun Etymology: Chinese (Beijing) kòutóu, from kòu to knock + tóu head Date: 1804 an act of ~ing, II. …
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FUNJI — I. see funj II. noun see fung II
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SPUNG — I. ˈspəŋ noun ( -s ) Etymology: probably alteration of Middle English punge, from Old English pung; akin to Middle …
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MERCURIAL — I. |mər|kyu̇rēəl, _mə(r)ˈk-, (ˈ)mə̄|k-, (ˈ)məi|k- adjective Etymology: Latin mercurialis of the god Mercury, of the planet Mercury, from Mercurius Mercury, …
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DEW — I. ˈd(y)ü noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Old English dēaw; akin to Old High German tou dew, …
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TYPHOON — (ˈ)tī|fün noun ( -s ) Etymology: alteration (influenced by Greek typhōn whirlwind and Chinese — Cant — taaî fung typhoon, …
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SWAN PAN — variant of suan pan
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SOROBAN — ˈsȯrəˌbän noun ( -s ) Etymology: Japanese, from Chinese (Pekingese) suan 4 p'an 2 , literally, reckoning board : an …
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MARK OF THE BEAST — Etymology: Middle English marke of the beast, translation of Late Latin character bestiae, translation of Greek charagma tou thēriou 1. …
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FUNJ — or funji variant of fung
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FUNGOLOGY — -jē noun ( -es ) Etymology: fung us + -o- + -logy : mycology
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FUNGINERT — ˈfənjə̇ˌnərt, ˈfəŋgə̇-, ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈ ̷ ̷ adjective Etymology: fung us + inert : not supporting fungous growth
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FUNGIC — ˈfənjik, ˈfəŋgik adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary fung- (from Latin fungus ) + -ic; originally formed as French fongique : …
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FUNGATE — ˈfəŋˌgāt intransitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: fung us + -ate : to assume a fungous form or grow rapidly …
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FÊNG HUANG — noun or fung-hwang ˈfəŋˈ(h)wäŋ Etymology: Chinese (Pekingese) fêng 4 huang 2 , from fêng 4 male phoenix + huang 2 …
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AGNUS DEI — |ägˌnu̇sˈdāˌē, -_nəs-, |änˌyüs-, -yu̇s-; sometimes, when not sung, -ˈdā; |agnəsˈdēˌī noun Usage: usually capitalized A&D Etymology: Middle English, from Late …
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SOROBAN — /sawr"euh bahn'/ , n. a Japanese abacus of Chinese derivation. [ suànpan, equiv. to suàn count + pán board ]
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SIPHUNCLE — — siphuncular, siphunculate /suy fung"kyeuh lit/ , siphunculated /suy fung"kyeuh lay'tid/ , adj. /suy"fung keuhl/ , n. 1. (in a …
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PERFUNCTORY — — perfunctorily , adv. — perfunctoriness , n. /peuhr fungk"teuh ree/ , adj. 1. performed merely as a routine duty; …
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KAIFENG — /kuy"fung"/ , n. Pinyin, Wade-Giles. a city in NE Henan province, in E China: a former provincial capital. 330,000.
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HUA GUOFENG — /hwah" gwaw"fung"/ born 1920?, Chinese Communist leader: premier 1976-80.
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GARFUNKEL — /gahr"fung keuhl/ , n. Art ( Arthur ), born 1942, U.S. singer.
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FUNKY — funky 1 /fung"kee/ , adj., funkier, funkiest . overcome with great fear; terrified. [ 1830-40; FUNK 1 + -Y 1 …
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FUNKIA — /fung"kee euh, foong"-/ , n. See plantain lily . [ 1830-40; Funck (d. 1839), German botanist; see -IA ]
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FUNGUS — — fungic /fun"jik/ , adj. — funguslike , adj. /fung"geuhs/ , n. , pl. fungi /fun"juy, fung"guy/ , funguses , …
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FUNGOUS — /fung"geuhs/ , adj. 1. of, pertaining to, or caused by fungi; fungal. 2. of the nature of or resembling a …
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FUNGOSITY — /fung gos"i tee/ , n. , pl. fungosities for 2. 1. the condition of being fungous. 2. a fungous excrescence. …
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FUNGOID — /fung"goyd/ , adj. 1. resembling a fungus; of the nature of a fungus. 2. Pathol. characterized by funguslike growths. n. …
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FUNGO — /fung"goh/ , n. , pl. fungoes . Baseball. 1. (in practice sessions) a ball tossed into the air by the …
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FUNGITOXIC — — fungitoxicity /fun'ji tok sis"i tee, fung'gi-/ , n. /fun'ji tok"sik, fung'gi-/ , adj. toxic to fungi. [ 1950-55; FUNGI- …
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FENGJIE — /fueng"jyue"/ , n. Pinyin. a city in E Sichuan province, in S central China, on the Chang Jiang. 250,000. Also, …
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KOWTOW — I. (ˌ)kau̇-ˈtau̇, ˈkau̇-ˌ noun Etymology: Chinese (Beijing) kòutóu, from kòu to knock + tóu head Date: 1804 : an act …
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TYPHOON — noun Etymology: alteration (influenced by Chinese — Guangdong — daaih-fùng, from daaih big + fùng wind) of earlier touffon, from …
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DEW — ˈdyü noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English dēaw; akin to Old High German tou dew, Greek thein to run …
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KOWTOW — [ kaʊ'taʊ ] ■ verb 1》 (often ~ to ) be excessively subservient towards someone. 2》 historical kneel and touch …
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TYPHOON — [ty.phoon] n [alter. (influenced by Chin -- Guangdong -- daaih-fung, fr. daaih big + fung wind) of earlier touffon, fr. …
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TOUSLE — [tou.sle] vt tou.sled ; tou.sling [ME touselen, freq. of -tousen] (15c): dishevel, rumple [2]tou.sle n (1788) 1 Scot: rough dalliance: …
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TOURACO — [tou.ra.co] n, pl -cos [origin unknown] (ca. 1743): any of a family (Musophagidae) of African birds that are related to …
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TOUPEE — [tou.pee] n [F toupet forelock, fr. OF, dim. of top, toup, of Gmc origin; akin to OHG zopf tuft of …
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TOUJOURS PERDRIX — [tou.jours per.drix] [F] foreign term : always partridge: too much of a good thing
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TOUCHE — [tou.che] interj [F, fr. pp. of toucher to touch, fr. OF tuchier] (1904)--used to acknowledge a hit in fencing or …
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TOUCAN — [tou.can] n [F, fr. Pg tucano, fr. Tupi tukana] (1568): any of a family (Ramphastidae) of fruit-eating birds of tropical …
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RATATOUILLE — [ra.ta.tou.ille] n [F, fr. blend of ratouiller to disturb, shake and tatouiller to stir] (ca. 1877): a seasoned stew made …
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MANITOU — [man.i.tou] or man.i.tu also man.i.to n [Ojibwa manito] (1671): a supernatural force that according to an Algonquian conception pervades the …
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KOWTOW — [kow.tow] n [Chin (Beijing) koutou, fr. kou to knock + tou head] (1804): an act of kowtowing [2]kowtow vi (1826) …
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ENTOURAGE — [en.tou.rage] n [F, fr. MF, fr. entourer to surround, fr. entour around, fr. en in (fr. L in) + tour …
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EN PANTOUFLES — [en pan.tou.fles] [F] foreign term : in slippers: at ease: informally
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DEW — dew] n [ME, fr. OE deaw; akin to OHG tou dew, Gk thein to run] (bef. 12c) 1: moisture condensed …
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DE L'AUDACE, ENCORE DE L'AUDACE, ET TOUJOURS DE L'AUDACE — [de l'au.dace, en.core de l'au.dace, et tou.jours de l'au.dace] [F] foreign term : audacity, more audacity, and ever more audacity
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