TERNI

Meaning of TERNI in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈter-nē ]

geographical name

commune central Italy NNE of Rome population 110,020

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TERNI — geographical name commune central Italy NNE of Rome population 110,020
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TERNI — /terdd"nee/ , n. a city in central Italy. 112,534.
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TERNI — city, capital of Terni provincia, Umbria regione, central Italy. It lies along the Nera River, north of Rome. The city …
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TERNI — Pronunciation: ' ter-n ē Function: geographical name commune cen Italy NNE of Rome pop 110,020
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ORVIETO — I. noun Etymology: ~, Italy Date: 1846 a usually dry Italian white wine, II. geographical name commune central Italy WNW …
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DA SANGALLO THE YOUNGER, ANTONIO (GIAMBERTI) — born April 12, 1484, Florence died Aug. 3, 1546, Terni Italian architect. He was the nephew of the architects Giuliano …
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TERNARY — I. ˈtərnərē adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Latin ternarius, from terni three each + -arius -ary 1. a. : consisting …
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TERN — I. ˈtərn, ˈtə̄n, ˈtəin noun ( -s ) Etymology: of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Norse therna tern, and probably …
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TRITHRINAX — trīˈthrīˌnaks, ˈtrithrəˌn- noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from tri- + Greek thrinax three-pronged fork, perhaps from thrin- (akin to …
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TERNION — ˈtərnēən, -ēˌän noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin ternion-, ternio, from terni three each archaic : a set or group …
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TERNIDENS — ˈtərnəˌdenz noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Latin terni three each + dens tooth — more at tern , …
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TERNATE — ˈtərˌnāt, -_nə̇t adjective Etymology: New Latin ternatus, from Medieval Latin, past participle of ternare to treble, from Latin terni three …
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TERNA — ˈternə, ˈtər- noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, neuter pl of terni three each : a list …
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TRINARY — /truy"neuh ree/ , adj. consisting of three parts, or proceeding by three; ternary. [ 1425-75; late ME trynary trinarius of …
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TERN — tern 1 /terrn/ , n. any of numerous aquatic birds of the subfamily Sterninae of the family Laridae, related to …
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ORVIETO — I. ȯr-ˈvyā-(ˌ)tō noun Etymology: Orvieto, Italy Date: 1846 : a usually dry Italian white wine II. ˌȯr-ˈvyā-(ˌ)tō, -ˈvye- geographical name …
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TERNATE — adjective Etymology: New Latin ternatus, from Medieval Latin, past participle of ternare to treble, from Latin terni Date: 1760 : …
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TERNARY — adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Latin ternarius, from terni three each; akin to Latin tres three — more at three …
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TERNATE — [ 'tə:neɪt ] ■ adjective Botany (of a compound leaf) having three leaflets. Origin C18: from mod. L. ternatus , …
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TERNARY — [ 'tə:nəri ] ■ adjective composed of three parts. ↘ Mathematics using three as a base. Origin ME: from L. …
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TERNATE — [ter.nate] adj [NL ternatus, fr. ML, pp. of ternare to treble, fr. L terni] (1760): arranged in threes or in …
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TERNARY — [ter.na.ry] adj [ME, fr. L ternarius, fr. terni three each; akin to L tres three--more at three] (15c) 1 a: …
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VALENTINE, SAINT — died 3rd century, Rome; feast day February 14 name of two legendary martyrs whose lives seem to be historically based. …
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UMBRIA — region, central Italy, including the provinces of Perugia and Terni, with an area of 3,265 square miles (8,456 square km). …
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SPOLETO — Latin Spoletium town and archiepiscopal see, Perugia provincia, in the Umbria regione of central Italy; it lies on a detached …
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RIETI — Latin Riete, city, capital of Rieti provincia, Lazio (Latium) regione, central Italy, on the Velino River in the Abruzzi Apennines, …
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ORVIETO — town, Terni provincia, in the Umbria regione of central Italy. The town is situated atop an isolated rock 640 feet …
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NARNI — Latin Narnia, town, Terni provincia, Umbria regione, central Italy, situated on a hilltop above the Nera River. It originated as …
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LIUTPRAND — died 744 also spelled Liudprand, Italian Liutprando Lombard king of Italy whose long and prosperous reign was a period of …
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TERNARY — adj. 1 composed of three parts. 2 Math. using three as a base (ternary scale). øternary form Mus. the form …
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TERN — n. 1 a set of three, esp. three lottery numbers that when drawn together win a large prize. 2 such …
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