ANDRIC

Meaning of ANDRIC in English

ˈandrik adjective

Etymology: Greek andrikos, from andr- + -ikos -ic

: of or belonging to a male person — contrasted with gynic

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ANDRIĆ — biographical name Ivo 1892-1975 Serbo-Croatian author
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ANDRIC — /ahn"drddich/ , n. Ivo /ee"vaw/ 1892-1975, Yugoslavian poet, novelist, and short-story writer: Nobel prize 1961.
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ANDRIĆ — biographical name Ivo 1892-1975 Serbo-Croatian author
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ANDRIC — Pronunciation: ' än-drich Function: biographical name Ivo 1892-1975 Serbo-Croatian author
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ANDRIĆ, IVO — born Oct. 10, 1892, Dolac, near Travnik, Bosnia died March 13, 1975, Belgrade, Yugos. Bosnian writer. He established his reputation …
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ANDRIC, IVO — born Oct. 10, 1892, Dolac, near Travnik, Bosnia died March 13, 1975, Belgrade, Yugos. Andric, 1961 writer of Serbo-Croatian novels …
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ANDRIC, IVO — born Oct. 10, 1892, Dolac, near Travnik, Bosnia died March 13, 1975, Belgrade, Yugos. Bosnian writer. He established his reputation …
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IVO ANDRIĆ — Андрич, Иво
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IVO ANDRIC — Андрич, Иво
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PROANDRIC — (ˈ)prō+ adjective Etymology: pro- (I) + andric of an annelid worm : retaining only the anterior pair of the primitive …
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OPISTH- — combining form or opistho- Etymology: Gr, from opisthen, opithen behind, in the rear; akin to Greek epi on, upon — …
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METANDRIC — mə̇ˈtandrik adjective Etymology: meta- + -andric (as in holandric ) of an annelid worm : retaining only the posterior pair …
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HOLANDRIC — (ˈ)häl, (ˈ)hōl+ adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary hol- + andric 1. a. : inherited solely in the male line b. …
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GYNIC — ˈ ̷ ̷nik — see gyn- adjective Etymology: gyn- + -ic : of or relating to a female person — contrasted with …
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HOL- — or holo- Etymology: Greek, from holos whole — more at safe 1. : complete : total holo hedral 2. : …
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SERBIAN LITERATURE — the literature of the Serbs, a Balkan people speaking the Serbo-Croatian language. Serbian literature developed primarily from the 12th century, …
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DRINA RIVER — river in the central Balkans, originating with the confluence of the Tara and Piva rivers and following a 215-mi (346-km) …
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MASCULINE — Synonyms and related words : andric, animate, bull, common gender, feminine, gender, gentleman, gentlemanlike, gentlemanly, he, him, his, hombre, homme, …
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MANNISH
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MANLY — Synonyms and related words : Christian, andric, blameless, bold, bold-spirited, brave, bull, chivalric, chivalrous, clean, courageous, creditable, daring, dauntless, decent, …
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MALE — Synonyms and related words : andric, bull, gentleman, gentlemanlike, gentlemanly, he, him, his, hombre, homme, male being, male person, man, …
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GENTLEMANLY — Synonyms and related words : andric, aristocratic, bull, chivalrous, cultivated, cultured, ducal, exalted, genteel, gentle, gentlemanlike, high, highbred, kinglike, kingly, …
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BULL
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АНДРИЧ, ИВО — Ivo Andrić
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