NATURAM EXPELLAS FURCA, TAMEN USQUE RECURRET

Meaning of NATURAM EXPELLAS FURCA, TAMEN USQUE RECURRET in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ nä-ˈtü-ˌräm-ek-ˌspe-läs-ˈfu̇r-ˌkä ˌtä-men-ˈu̇s-kwe-re-ˈku̇r-et ]

foreign term

Etymology: Latin

: you may drive nature out with a pitchfork, but she will keep coming back

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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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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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NATURAM EXPELLAS FURCA, TAMEN USQUE RECURRET — Pronunciation: nä- ' tü- ˌ räm-ek- ˌ spe-läs- ' fu ̇ r- ˌ kä ˌ tä-men- ' u ̇ s-kwe-re- …
Merriam Webster Collegiate English Dictionary
USQUE — prep (all the way) to, up to (a point in space or time); also: till, until; usque nunc up to …
Interlingua English vocab
TAMEN — [tamen] (tá-) adv yet, however, nevertheless, notwithstanding (= totevia )
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FURCA — n I. fork (1. as in pitchfork; also: forked or pronged instrument, etc.; 2. as in knife and fork; 3. …
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FURCA — ˈfərkə noun ( plural fur·cae -rˌkī, -rˌsē) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, fork — more at fork : a forked …
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FURCA — 1) энт. фурка 2) бот. вилка, развилина
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FURCA — 1) энт. фурка 2) бот. вилка, развилина
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SECUNDUM NATURAM — foreign term Etymology: Latin according to nature ; naturally
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AMICUS USQUE AD ARAS — foreign term Etymology: Latin a friend as far as to the altars, i.e., except in what is contrary to one's …
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AB OVO USQUE AD MALA — foreign term Etymology: Latin from egg to apples ; from soup to nuts ; from beginning to end
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USQUE AD FILUM AQUAE — -ˈfēləˈmäˌkwī, ˈfīləˈmāˌkwē Etymology: Medieval Latin, literally, as far as the thread of water : as far as the middle of …
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USQUE AD COELUM — ˈüskwāädˈkȯiləm, ˈəskwēadˈsēləm Etymology: New Latin : up to the heavens : as far as heaven — referring to a rule …
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AMICUS USQUE AD ARAS — /ah mee"koos oos"kwe ahd ah"rddahs/ ; Eng. /euh muy"keuhs us"kwee ad ay"ras, euh mee"-/ , Latin. a friend to the …
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SECUNDUM NATURAM — foreign term Etymology: Latin : according to nature : naturally
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AMICUS USQUE AD ARAS — foreign term Etymology: Latin : a friend as far as to the altars, i.e., except in what is contrary to …
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AB OVO USQUE AD MALA — foreign term Etymology: Latin : from egg to apples : from soup to nuts : from beginning to end
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SECUNDUM NATURAM — [secundum na.tu.ram] [L] foreign term : according to nature: naturally
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AMICUS USQUE AD ARAS — [ami.cus us.que ad aras] [L] foreign term : a friend as far as to the altars, i.e., except in what …
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AB OVO USQUE AD MALA — [ab ovo us.que ad ma.la] [L] foreign term : from egg to apples: from soup to nuts: from beginning to …
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CUIUS EST SOLUM, EJUS EST USQUE AD CAELUM ET AD INFEROS — Latin: who owns the land, owns down to the center of the earth and up to the heavens. This principle …
Duhaime's Law English Dictionary
CUIUS EST SOLUM EJUS EST USQUE AD CAELUM ET AD INFEROS — лат., юр. если ты владеешь землей, она твоя от самых глубин до небесных высот (положение, впоследствии отмененное прецедентным правом, так …
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CUIUS EST SOLUM EJUS EST USQUE AD CAELUM ET AD INFEROS — лат., юр. если ты владеешь землей, она твоя от самых глубин до небесных высот (положение, впоследствии отмененное прецедентным правом, так как …
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CUIUS EST SOLUM EJUS EST USQUE AD CAELUM ET AD INFEROS — лат., юр. если ты владеешь землей, она твоя от самых глубин до небесных высот (положение, впоследствии отмененное прецедентным правом, так …
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HIC — [hic] dem adj this (= iste ) adv here; de hic a (un hora, etc.) (an hour etc.) from now; …
Interlingua English vocab
FURCH — furch- see furca
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CI — [ci] adv here; de ci a (un hora, etc.) (an hour, etc.) from now; usque a ci 1. to here; …
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YET — (already) ja; (still) ancor; (nevertheless) támen. HAS HE COME. ~?: esque il ha ja venit?
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STILL — calm, quiet, seren, silent; ínmobil, tranquil; adv. (however) támen. ~ MORE: ancor plu; n. distill-aparate, alambic; v. calmar, quietar, contentar
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PITCHFORK — furca
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NEVERTHELESS — támen, totvez
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JAW — machuore, maxille; (naut.) furca de gaff. JAWS: fauc
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HOWEVER — támen, totvez; (in whatever way) quamcunc. ~ FAR IT IS: quantcunc lontan it es
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FORK — furca (-at). TABLE ~: furcette; v. bifurcar, fender se; ramificar
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TRIFURCATE — adjective Etymology: Latin trifurcus, from tri- + furca fork Date: circa 1831 having three branches or forks ; trichotomous , …
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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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FURCULA — noun (plural ~e) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, forked prop, diminutive of furca Date: 1859 a forked process or part: …
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FURCATION — noun Etymology: Medieval Latin ~-, furcatio, from furcare to branch, from Latin furca fork Date: 1646 something that is branched …
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FORK — I. noun Etymology: Middle English ~e, from Old English & Anglo-French; Old English forca & Anglo-French furke, from Latin furca …
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CARREFOUR — noun Etymology: Middle French, from Late Latin quadrifurcum, neuter of quadrifurcus having four forks, from Latin quadri- + furca fork …
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BIFURCATE — verb (-cated; -cating) Etymology: Medieval Latin bifurcatus, past participle of bifurcare, from Latin bifurcus two-pronged, from bi- + furca fork …
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TRIFURCATE — I. ˈtrīfərˌkāt, -_kə̇t; (ˈ)trī|fərkə̇t adjective also tri·fur·cat·ed -ˌkād.ə̇d Etymology: Latin trifurc us (from tri- + furca fork) + English -ate …
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TAME — I. ˈtām adjective ( -er/-est ) Etymology: Middle English, from Old English tam; akin to Old Frisian tam tame, Old …
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FURCATE — I. ˈfərˌkāt, -_kə̇t adjective Etymology: Late Latin furcatus, from Latin furca + -atus -ate : branching like a fork : …
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FORK — I. ˈfȯ(ə)rk, ˈfȯ(ə)k noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English forke, from Old English & Old North …
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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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SEC NAT — abbreviation Etymology: Latin secundum naturam naturally
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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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POSTFURCA — “+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from post- + furca : the posterior one of the forked internal thoracic processes of …
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MESOFURCA — “+ noun ( plural mesofurcae ) Etymology: New Latin, from mes- + furca : the middle apodeme of the thorax …
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FURCULUM — -_ləm noun ( plural furcu·la -lə) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin furca + -ulum (neuter diminutive suffix) : furcula ; …
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FURCULA — ˈfərkyələ noun ( plural furcu·lae -ˌlē) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, forked prop, diminutive of furca fork — more at …
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FURCOCERCOUS — |fərkō|sərkəs adjective Etymology: furco- (from Latin furca ) + -cercous (from Greek kerkos tail) of a cercaria : having the …
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FURCILIA — ˌfərˈsilēə noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin furca : an intermediate larva of a euphausid in which …
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FURCIFEROUS — |fər|sif(ə)rəs adjective Etymology: Latin furci- (from furca fork) + English -ferous — more at fork : having a forked appendage …
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FURCELLARIA — ˌfərsəˈla(a)rēə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: irregular from Latin furcilla small fork (diminutive of furca ) + New Latin -aria : …
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FURCASTERNUM — |fərkə+ noun ( plural furcasterna or furcasternums ) Etymology: New Latin, from furca + sternum 1. : a part of …
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FURCAL — -rkəl adjective Etymology: Latin furca + English -al : forked , furcate — used chiefly of anatomical structures
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FOURCHÉE — adjective also four·ché (ˈ)fu̇(ə)r|shā ; or four·chy ˈfu̇(ə)rshē Etymology: French fourchée (feminine) & fourché (masculine), from Old French forchiée (feminine) …
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CARFOUR — noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle French carrefour, from Late Latin quadrifurcum, neuter of quadrifurcus having four forks, from Latin …
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BIFURCAL — (ˈ)bī+ adjective Etymology: Latin bifurc us 2-pronged (from bi- bi- (I) + -furcus, from furca fork) + English -al — …
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TAME — — tamely , adv. — tameness , n. — tamer , n. /taym/ , adj., tamer, tamest , v. , …
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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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