DISKO

Meaning of DISKO in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ geographical name ]

— see Qeqertarsuaq

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DISKO — geographical name see: Qeqertarsuaq
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
DISKO — о. Диско
Англо-Русский словарь Tiger
DISKO — (0) диско
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DISKO — о. Диско
Англо-Русский географический словарь
DISKO — Function: geographical name ― see QEQERTARSUAQ
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QEQERTARSUAQ — or Disko geographical name island W Greenland in Davis Strait
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
DISC- — or disci- or disco- combining form Etymology: Latin, from Greek disk-, disko-, from diskos disk , phonograph record
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DISCOGLOSSID — I. |diskō|gläsə̇d adjective Etymology: New Latin Discoglossidae : of or relating to the Discoglossidae or to toads of this family …
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DISCOPLACENTA — |diskō+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from disc- + placenta : a discoidal placenta • dis·co·placental “+ adjective • dis·co·placentalian “+ …
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DISCOMEDUSAE — |diskō+ noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, plural, from disc- + medusae, plural of medusa in some classifications : …
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DISCOLICHEN — |diskō+ noun Etymology: New Latin Discolichenes : a member of the Discolichenes — compare basidiolichen
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DISCOGASTRULA — |diskō+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from disc- + gastrula : a gastrula derived from a blastoderm
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DISCOBLASTULA — |diskō+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from disc- + blastula : blastoderm
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DISCOBLASTIC — |diskō|blastik adjective Etymology: disc- + -blastic : meroblastic
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DISC- — combining form or disci- or disco- Etymology: Latin disc-, disco-, & Medieval Latin disci-, from Greek disk-, disko-, from diskos …
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DISC- — or disci- or disco- Etymology: Latin, from Greek disk-, disko-, from diskos 1. : disk disc oid 2. : phonograph …
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DISC- — [disc-] or disci- or disco- comb form [L, fr. Gk disk-, disko-, fr. diskos] 1: disk "discoid" 2: phonograph record …
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QEQERTARSUAQ — formerly Disko Island, Disko also spelled Disco, island in Davis Strait off western Greenland, northwest of Qeqertarsuup (Disko) Bay and …
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PEARY, ROBERT EDWIN — born May 6, 1856, Cresson, Pa., U.S. died Feb. 20, 1920, Washington, D.C. U.S. Arctic explorer usually credited with leading …
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JAKOBSHAVN — Greenlandic Ilulssat town on the west coast of Greenland, near the mouth of Jakobshavn Fjord on Disko Bay. The town's …
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GREENLAND ICE SHEET — Mountain peaks (nunataks) project through the ice cap on northern Ellesmere Island, Nunavut, Canada. also called Inland Ice, Danish Indlandsis …
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ERIK THE RED — flourished 10th century, , Norway byname of Erik Thorvaldson, Norwegian Eirik Raude, or Eirik Torvaldsson founder of the first European …
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DAVIS, JOHN — born c. 1550, Sandridge, near Dartmouth, Devon, Eng. died Dec. 29/30, 1605, off Bintan Island, near Singapore Davis also spelled …
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OKENITE — General Information: Chemical Formula: Ca3[Si6O15]·6(H2O) Composition: (Molecular Weight = 1,966.57 gm) Calcium 20.38 % Ca Silicon 25.71 % Si Hydrogen …
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