SECUNDUM NATURAM

Meaning of SECUNDUM NATURAM in English

[secundum na.tu.ram] [L] foreign term : according to nature: naturally

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SECUNDUM NATURAM — foreign term Etymology: Latin according to nature ; naturally
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SECUNDUM NATURAM — foreign term Etymology: Latin : according to nature : naturally
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SECUNDUM NATURAM — Pronunciation: -nä- ' tü- ˌ räm Function: foreign term Etymology: L : according to nature : naturally
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SECUNDUM — prep. according to (Latin)
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SECUNDUM — лат. 1) непосредственно следующий 2) в соответствии (латинское) в соответствии
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SECUNDUM — лат. в соответствии
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SECUNDUM — (0) в соответствии
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SECUNDUM — лат. в соответствии
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SECUNDUM — лат. в соответствии
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SECUNDUM — лат. 1) непосредственно следующий 2) в соответствии
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SECUNDUM — лат. 1) непосредственно следующий 2) в соответствии (латинское) в соответствии
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SECUNDUM ARTEM — foreign term Etymology: Latin according to the art ; according to the accepted practice of a profession or trade
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NATURAM EXPELLAS FURCA, TAMEN USQUE RECURRET — foreign term Etymology: Latin you may drive nature out with a pitchfork, but she will keep coming back
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SN — abbreviation 1. often not capitalized [Latin secundum naturam ] naturally 2. serial number 3. shipping note 4. often not capitalized …
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SECUNDUM LEGEM — sə̇ˈkəndəm ˈlēˌjem adverb Etymology: Latin : according to law
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SEC NAT — abbreviation Etymology: Latin secundum naturam naturally
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SECUNDUM LEGEM — rule that details the general arrangement determined by the primary law
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SECUNDUM ARTEM — foreign term Etymology: Latin : according to the art : according to the accepted practice of a profession or trade
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NATURAM EXPELLAS FURCA, TAMEN USQUE RECURRET — foreign term Etymology: Latin : you may drive nature out with a pitchfork, but she will keep coming back
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SECUNDUM ARTEM — [se.cun.dum ar.tem] [L] foreign term : according to the art: according to the accepted practice of a profession or trade
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NATURAM EXPELLAS FURCA, TAMEN USQUE RECURRET — [na.tu.ram ex.pel.las fur.ca, ta.men us.que re.cur.ret] [L] foreign term : you may drive nature out with a pitchfork, but she …
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PRETERNATURAL — adjective Etymology: Medieval Latin praeternaturalis, from Latin praeter naturam beyond nature Date: 1580 existing outside of nature, exceeding what is …
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SEC — I. ˈsek adjective Etymology: French, literally, dry — more at sack of champagne : containing three to five percent sugar …
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ANGEL SKIN CORAL — noun : a pale pink coral of the genus Corallium (especially C. secundum ) used in making jewelry
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SL — abbreviation 1. salvage loss 2. sea level 3. searchlight 4. [Latin secundum legem ] according to law 5. seditious libeler …
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SEC REG — abbreviation Etymology: Latin secundum regulam according to rule
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SEC LEG — abbreviation Etymology: Latin secundum legem according to law
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SEC ART — abbreviation Etymology: Latin secundum artem according to art
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PRETERNATURAL — |prēd.ə(r)|nach(ə)rəl, -ētə(r)- adjective Etymology: Medieval Latin praeternaturalis, from Latin praeter naturam beyond nature (from praeter past, by, beyond + naturam, …
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SEC. LEG. — according to law. [ secundum legem ]
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
SEC. — 1. second. 2. secondary. 3. secretary. 4. section. 5. sector. 6. according to. [ secundum ]
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PRETERNATURAL — — preternaturalism, preternaturality /pree'teuhr nach'euh ral"i tee/ , preternaturalness , n. — preternaturally , adv. /pree'teuhr nach"euhr euhl, -nach"reuhl/ , …
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PRETERNATURAL — adjective Etymology: Medieval Latin praeternaturalis, from Latin praeter naturam beyond nature Date: 1580 1. : existing outside of nature 2. …
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SEC — [sec] abbreviation secant, second, secondary, secretary, section, [L secundum] according to; security SEC abbreviation Securities and Exchange Commission
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PRETERNATURAL — [pre.ter.nat.u.ral] adj [ML praeternaturalis, fr. L praeter naturam beyond nature] (1580) 1: existing outside of nature 2: exceeding what is …
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HEART MALFORMATION — also called Congenital Heart Disease, any deformity of the heart that develops within the first two months of fetal life. …
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WILLIAM OF MOERBEKE — born c. 1215, Moerbeke, Brabant died c. 1286, Corinth, Greece French Guillaume De Moerbeke Flemish cleric, archbishop, and classical scholar …
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NUNC DIMITTIS — also called the Song of Simeon in the New Testament, a brief hymn of praise sung by the aged Simeon, …
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JUSSIEU, ANTOINE-LAURENT DE — born April 12, 1748, Lyon died Sept. 17, 1836, Paris French botanist who developed the principles that served as the …
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PRETERNATURAL — pre ‧ ter ‧ nat ‧ u ‧ ral /ˌpriːtəˈnætʃ ə rəl◂ $ -tər-/ BrE AmE adjective formal [ Date: …
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