TRERON FLORIS

Meaning of TRERON FLORIS in English

Flores Green-Pigeon

Ornitho-Birds English vocab. Английский орнитологический словарь птиц. 2012

TRERON FLORIS — Flores green-pigeon
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TRERON — ˈtrēˌrän noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek trērōn timid, shy, dove; akin to Greek trein to flee, be …
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FLORIS — Classification: City Located in: Iowa (IA) Total Population (2000): 153 Total Housing Units (2000): 68 Land Area (square meters): 1253008 …
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TRERON SPHENURA TRERON SPHENURA SPHENURA — wedge-tailed green-pigeon
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TRERON POMPADORA TRERON POMPADORA POMPADORA — Pompadour green-pigeon
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TRERON CALVA, TRERON CALVA CALVA — African green-pigeon
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FLORIS, CORNELIS II AND FRANS — born 1514, Antwerp died Oct. 20, 1575, Antwerp born c. 1516, Antwerp died Oct. 1, 1570, Antwerp original names Cornelis …
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FLORIS V — born July 1254, Leiden, Holland died June 27, 1296, Muiderberg byname Floris The God Of The Commoners, Dutch Floris Der …
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TRERON WAALIA — Bruce's green-pigeon
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TRERON VERNANS — Pink-necked green-pigeon
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TRERON TEYSMANNII — Sumba green-pigeon
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TRERON SPHENURA KORTHALSI — Korthals's green-pigeon
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TRERON SIEBOLDII — white-bellied green-pigeon
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TRERON SEIMUNDI — yellow-vented green-pigeon
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TRERON SANCTITHOMAE — Sao Tome green-pigeon
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TRERON PSITTACEA — Timor green-pigeon
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TRERON POMPADORA CHLOROPTERA — Andaman green-pigeon
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TRERON POMPADORA AXILLARIS — Philippine green-pigeon
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TRERON POMPADORA AROMATICA — Buru green-pigeon
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TRERON PHOENICOPTERA — yellow-footed green-pigeon
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TRERON PEMBAENSIS — Pemba green-pigeon
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TRERON OXYURA — Sumatran green-pigeon
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TRERON OLAX — little green-pigeon
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TRERON GRISEICAUDA — grey-cheeked green-pigeon
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TRERON FULVICOLLIS — cinnamon-headed green-pigeon
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TRERON FORMOSAE — whistling green-pigeon
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TRERON CURVIROSTRA — thick-billed green-pigeon
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TRERON CAPELLEI — Large green-pigeon
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TRERON CALVA DELALANDII — Delalande's green-pigeon
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TRERON BICINCTA — orange-breasted green-pigeon
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TRERON AUSTRALIS — Madagascar green-pigeon
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TRERON APICAUDA — Pin-tailed green-pigeon
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52560 — State: IOWA City: FLORIS
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WEDGE-TAILED DOVE — noun or wedge-tailed pigeon : any of various Asiatic pigeons of the genus Treron
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JOACHISM — ˈjōəˌkizəm noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Joach im of Floris + English -ism : adherence to the …
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JOACHIMITE — ˈjōəˌkiˌmīt noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Joachim of Floris died ab 1202 Italian mystic + English -ite …
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PIGEON — any of several hundred species of birds constituting the family Columbidae (order Columbiformes). Smaller forms are usually called doves, larger …
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COLUMBIFORM — any member of an order of birds (Columbiformes) that includes pigeons, doves, the extinct dodoes, and sandgrouse. Pigeons and doves …
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WILLIAM — one of several country rustics in Shakespeare's As You Like It. A dim-witted bumpkin of a type that is common …
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VAKAGA — northernmost prfecture of the Central African Republic, bordering Chad to the northwest and The Sudan to the northeast. Until the …
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MAERLANT, JACOB VAN — born 1225, Vrije van Brugge died 1291, Damme pioneer of the didactic poetry that flourished in the Netherlands in the …
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JOHN II — born , Rome died May 8, 535, Rome original name Mercurius pope from 533 to 535 and the first pontiff …
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JOACHIM OF FIORE — born c. 1130, /35, Celico, Kingdom of Naples died 1201/02, Fiore Fiore also spelled Floris, Italian Gioacchino Da Fiore Italian …
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HOOFT, PIETER CORNELISZOON — born March 16, 1581, Amsterdam died May 21, 1647, The Hague Dutch dramatist and poet, regarded by many as the …
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FLOIRE ET BLANCHEFLOR — French metrical romance known in two versions from the 12th and 13th centuries and thought to be of Greco-Byzantine or …
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BLACHER, BORIS
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AMSTERDAM — city and port, western Netherlands, located at the head of Lake IJssel, a former inlet of the North Sea. Amsterdam …
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FLOWER — n. & v. --n. 1 the part of a plant from which the fruit or seed is developed. 2 the …
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FLOURISH — v. & n. --v. 1 intr. a grow vigorously; thrive. b prosper; be successful. c be in one's prime. d …
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FLORIST — n. a person who deals in or grows flowers. øøfloristry n. [L flos floris flower + -IST]
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FLORIN — n. hist. 1 a a British silver or alloy two-shilling coin of the 19th-20th c. (now worth 10 pence at …
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FLORILEGIUM — n. (pl. florilegia or florilegiums) an anthology. [mod.L f. L flos floris flower + legere gather, transl. of Gk anthologion …
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FLORIFEROUS — adj. (of a seed or plant) producing many flowers. [L florifer f. flos floris flower]
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FLORID — adj. 1 ruddy; flushed; high-coloured (a florid complexion). 2 (of a book, a picture, music, architecture, etc.) elaborately ornate; ostentatious; …
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FLORICULTURE — n. the cultivation of flowers. øøfloricultural adj. floriculturist n. [L flos floris flower + CULTURE, after horticulture]
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FLORIBUNDA — n. a plant, esp. a rose, bearing dense clusters of flowers. [mod.L f. floribundus freely flowering f. L flos floris …
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FLORET — n. Bot. 1 each of the small flowers making up a composite flower-head. 2 each of the flowering stems making …
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FLORAL — adj. 1 of flowers. 2 decorated with or depicting flowers. 3 of flora or floras. øøflorally adv. [L floralis or …
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FLORA — n. (pl. floras or florae) 1 the plants of a particular region, geological period, or environment. 2 a treatise on …
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EFFLORESCE — v.intr. 1 burst out into flower. 2 Chem. a (of a substance) turn to a fine powder on exposure to …
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DEFLOWER — v.tr. 1 deprive (esp. a woman) of virginity. 2 ravage, spoil. 3 strip of flowers. [ME f. OF deflourer, des-, …
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FLOWER — n. & v. n. 1 the part of a plant from which the fruit or seed is developed. 2 the …
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FLOURISH — v. & n. v. 1 intr. a grow vigorously; thrive. b prosper; be successful. c be in one's prime. d …
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