KEROS

Meaning of KEROS in English

(curved), one of the Nethinim, whose descendants returned with Zerubbabel. (Ezra 2:44; Nehemiah 7:47)

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KEROS — crooked; crookedness
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KEROSENE — also kerosine noun Etymology: Greek kēros + English -ene (as in camphene) Date: 1854 a flammable hydrocarbon oil usually obtained …
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CERUMEN — noun Etymology: New Latin, irregular from Latin cera wax; akin to Greek kēros wax Date: 1741 earwax , ceruminous adjective
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-INE — I. ˌīn, _ən, (ˌ)in, ˌēn adjective suffix Etymology: Middle English -ine, -in, from Middle French -in & Latin -inus (with …
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TRIKERION — trēˈkēryȯn noun or tri·ce·ri·on trīˈsirēˌän ( plural trike·ria -yȧ ; or trice·ria -ēə) Etymology: Middle Greek trikērion, from Greek tri- …
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STREPSICEROS — strepˈsisərəs, -ˌräs noun Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, addax, from Greek strepsikerōs, from strepsi- + -kerōs (from keras horn) — …
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RHINOCEROS — rīˈnäs(ə)rəs noun Etymology: Middle English rinoceros, from Latin rhinocerot-, rhinoceros, from Greek rhinokerōt-, rhinokerōs, from rhin-, rhis nose + -kerōt-, …
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PLATYCERIUM — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈsirēəm noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from platy- + Greek kērion honeycomb (from kēros wax) — more at cereus …
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MONOCEROS — məˈnäsərəs noun ( -es ) Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, from Latin, from Greek monokeros, from mon- + -keros …
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MEGALOCEROS — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈläsəˌräs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek megalokerōs having large horns, from megal- + -kerōs (from keras horn) …
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KEROSENE — noun or ker·o·sine ˈkerəˌsēn, ˈkar-, ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈ ̷ ̷ ( -s ) Etymology: kerosene from Greek kēros wax + English -ene (as in …
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GLAUCOCERINITE — ˌglȯ(ˌ)kōˈserəˌnīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: German glaucokerinit, from glauc- + Greek kērinos made of wax (from kēros wax) + …
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DIKERION — thēˈkēryȯn noun or di·ce·ri·on dīˈsirēˌän ( plural dike·ria -yȧ ; or dice·ria -ēə) Etymology: New Greek dikērion, from Greek di …
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DICEROUS — ˈdisərəs, (ˈ)dī|serəs adjective Etymology: Greek dikerōs having two horns, from di- + -kerōs (from keras horn) — more at horn …
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CERUSE — sə̇ˈrüs, ˈsirˌüs, -üz noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French céruse, from Latin cerussa, perhaps from (assumed) …
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-CERUS — sərəs noun combining form Etymology: New Latin, from Greek -kerōs, from keras horn — more at horn : horned one …
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CEROTIC ACID — sə̇ˈrōd.ik, -räd.- noun Etymology: Latin cerot um, a pomade, from Greek kērōton (from keros wax) + English -ic : a …
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CEROMA — sə̇ˈrōmə noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, cerate, from Greek kērōma, from kēros wax — more at …
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CERION — ˈsirēˌän noun Etymology: New Latin, from Greek kērion honeycomb, from kēros wax 1. capitalized : a genus (family Cerionidae) of …
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CERINTHE — səˈrin(t)thē noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Latin cerinthe, cerintha honeywort, from Greek kērinthē, probably from kērinthos beebread, perhaps …
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CERIANTHARIA — ˌsirēˌanˈtha(a)rēə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Cerianthus, type genus (from Greek kērion honeycomb — from kēros wax …
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CEREUS — ˈsirēəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, wax candle, from cera wax, probably from Greek kēros; akin to …
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CER- — combining form or cero- Etymology: Greek kēr-, kēro-, from kēros — more at cereus : wax cero philous cero type
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AEPYCEROS — ēˈpisərəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Middle Greek aipykerōs high-horned, from Greek aipys high + -kerōs (from keras …
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RHINOCEROS — /ruy nos"euhr euhs/ , n. , pl. rhinoceroses , ( esp. collectively ) rhinoceros . 1. any of several large, …
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KEROSENE — /ker"euh seen', kar"-, ker'euh seen", kar'-/ , n. 1. a mixture of liquid hydrocarbons obtained by distilling petroleum, bituminous shale, …
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KERO — /kair"oh/ , n. , pl. keros . a wooden container, as a beaker, made by the Incas. [ qeru ]
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CEROTIC — /si rot"ik, -roh"tik/ , adj. of or derived from cerotic acid. [ 1840-50; cerot ( um ) wax salve ( …
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CERO- — a combining form meaning "wax," used in the formation of compound words: cerotype. Also, esp. before a vowel, cer- . …
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CERACEOUS — /seuh ray"sheuhs/ , adj. waxlike; waxy: a ceraceous surface. [ 1760-70; cer ( a ) wax (cf. Gk kerós wax) …
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ACEROUS — acerous 1 /as"euhr euhs/ , adj. Bot. acerose 1 . [ 1840-50 ] acerous 2 /ay sear"euhs/ , adj. Zool. …
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