QUARTUS

Meaning of QUARTUS in English

(fourth), a Christian of Corinth, (Romans 16:23) said to have been one of the seventy disciples, and afterward bishop of Berytus. (A.D. about 50.)

Smith's Bible English dictionary. Английский библейский словарь Смита. 2012

QUARTUS — fourth
Bible Names English vocab
QUARTO — noun (plural ~s) Etymology: Latin, ablative of quartus fourth Date: 1589 the size of a piece of paper cut four …
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QUARTILE — noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, from Latin quartus Date: 1879 any of the three values that divide the items of …
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QUARTIC — adjective Etymology: Latin quartus fourth Date: 1861 of the fourth degree , ~ noun
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QUARTER — I. noun Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin quartarius, from quartus fourth Date: 14th century one of four equal …
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QUARTAN — I. adjective Etymology: Middle English quarteyn, from Anglo-French (fevre) quartaine ~ fever, from Latin (febris) ~a, from ~us of the …
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ÉCARTÉ — I. |āˌkär|tā, āˈkärˌtā noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from past participle of écarter to discard, from é- (from Latin …
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QUIRT — I. ˈkwər]t, -wə̄], -wəi], usu ]d.+V noun ( -s ) Etymology: Mexican Spanish cuarta quirt, whip, probably from cuarta lead …
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QUARTILE — I. ˈkwȯrˌtīl, -rd. ə l, -(ˌ)til noun ( -s ) Etymology: Medieval Latin quartilis, adjective, constituting or related to the …
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QUARTER — I. R ˈkwȯr]d.ər, ]tər sometimes by r- dissimilation -ȯ]; - R -ȯ(ə)]d.ə(r, ]tə(r\ noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, …
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QUARTAN
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QUART — I. ˈkwȯr]t, -wȯ(ə)], usu ]d.+V noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French quarte, from …
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VIGESIMO-QUARTO — (ˈ)vī|jesə(ˌ)mō+ noun or vi·ces·i·mo-quarto -ī|se-+ Etymology: Latin, abl. of vigesimus-quartus, vicesimus-quartus twenty-fourth, from vigesimus, vicesimus twentieth + quartus fourth — …
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SEXAGESIMO-QUARTO — |seksə|jesə(ˌ)mō+ noun Etymology: Latin sexagesimo quarto, abl. of sexagesimus quartus sixty-fourth, from sexagesimus sixtieth + quartus fourth — more at …
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QUARTODECIMAN
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QUARTO — ˈkwȯr]d.(ˌ)ō, -ȯ(ə)], ](ˌ)tō\ noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin, abl. of quartus fourth 1. : the size of a piece …
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QUARTETTO — ̷ ̷ˈted.(ˌ)ō noun ( -s ) Etymology: Italian, diminutive of quarto fourth, from quarto, adjective, fourth, from Latin quartus; akin to …
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QUART- — combining form Etymology: Latin, from quartus : fourth quart ic
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QUADROON — (ˈ)kwä|drün sometimes (ˈ)kwȯ|- noun ( -s ) Etymology: alteration (influenced by quadri- ) of earlier quarteron, from Spanish cuarterón, from …
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QUARTO — /kwawr"toh/ , n. , pl. quartos , adj. n. 1. a book size of about 9 1 / 2 × …
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QUARTET — /kwawr tet"/ , n. 1. any group of four persons or things. 2. an organized group of four singers or …
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QUARTE — /kahrt/ ; Fr. /kannrddt/ , n. , pl. quartes /kahrts/ ; Fr. /kannrddt/ . Fencing. the fourth of eight defensive …
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QUART — quart 1 /kwawrt/ , n. 1. a unit of liquid measure of capacity, equal to one fourth of a gallon, …
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QUADROON — /kwo droohn"/ , n. a person having one-fourth black ancestry; the offspring of a mulatto and a white. [ 1640-50; …
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QUADRILLE — quadrille 1 /kwo dril", kweuh-, keuh-/ , n. 1. a square dance for four couples, consisting of five parts or …
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QUARTER — I. ˈkwȯ(r)-tər also ˈkȯ(r)- noun Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin quartarius, from quartus fourth Date: 14th century 1. …
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QUARTAN — I. ˈkwȯr-t ə n adjective Etymology: Middle English quarteyn, from Anglo-French ( fevre ) quartaine quartan fever, from Latin ( …
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QUARTO — noun ( plural quartos ) Etymology: Latin, ablative of quartus fourth Date: 1589 1. : the size of a piece …
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QUARTILE — noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, from Latin quartus Date: 1879 : any of the three values that divide the items …
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QUARTIC — adjective Etymology: Latin quartus fourth Date: 1861 : of the fourth degree quartic equation • quartic noun
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QUARTET — also quar·tette kwȯr-ˈtet Etymology: Italian quartetto, from quarto fourth, from Latin quartus — more at quart Date: 1773 1. : …
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