FETI-

Meaning of FETI- in English

— see feto-

Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012

FETI- — combining form see: feto-
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
FETI- — see feto-
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FETO- — or feti- combining form Etymology: New Latin fetus fetus
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
-PAROUS — pərəs adjective combining form Etymology: Latin -parus, from parere to give birth to, beget, produce — more at pare : …
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FETO- — combining form or feti- also foeto- or foeti- Etymology: feto-, foeto- from Latin fetus, foetus; feti-, foeti- from Latin, from …
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FETIPAROUS — adjective or foe·tip·a·rous fēˈtipərəs Etymology: feti-, foeti- + -parous : that bear young very incompletely developed fetiparous marsupials
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FETII — fəˈtēˌē noun ( plural fetii ) Etymology: Tahitian feti'i in French Oceania : a member of one's extended family : …
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FETICIDE — noun also foe·ti·cide ˈfēd.əˌsīd ( -s ) Etymology: feti-, foeti- + -cide : the act of killing a fetus : …
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FETO- — or feti- Etymology: New Latin fetus : fetus feti cide
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FETO- — [feto-] or feti- comb form [NL fetus]: fetus "feticide"
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FETTI, DOMENICO — born 1588/89, Rome, Papal States [now in Italy] died 1623, Venice, Republic of Venice Fetti also spelled Feti Italian Baroque …
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