FILUM

Meaning of FILUM in English

ˈfīləm noun

( plural fi·la -lə)

Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, thread — more at file

: a filament or threadlike structure

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FILUM — /fuy"leuhm/ , n. , pl. fila /-leuh/ . a threadlike structure; filament. [ 1855-60; ]
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
FILUM — n. thread, filament; something with a threadlike structure
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FILUM — Нить
Американский Англо-Русский словарь
FILUM — нить, волокно
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FILUM — нить
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USQUE AD FILUM AQUAE — -ˈfēləˈmäˌkwī, ˈfīləˈmāˌkwē Etymology: Medieval Latin, literally, as far as the thread of water : as far as the middle of …
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FILUM TERMINALE — |fīləmˌterməˈnā(ˌ)lē, |fēləmˌterməˈnäˌlā noun ( plural fila termina·lia |fīləˌtərməˈnālēə, |fēləˌterməˈnälēə) Etymology: New Latin, literally, terminal thread : the slender threadlike prolongation …
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FILUM AQUAE — ˌfīləˈmāˌkwē, ˌfēləˈmäˌkwī noun ( plural fi·la aqua·rum ˌfīlə.əˈkwa(a)rəm, ˌfēlə.əˈkwärəm) Etymology: Medieval Latin, literally, thread of water : the thread of …
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FILOVIRUS — noun Etymology: New Latin, from Latin filum thread + New Latin -o- + virus Date: 1989 any of a family …
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FILI- — or filo- combining form Etymology: Latin filum thread
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FILE — I. noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English fēol; akin to Old High German fīla ~ Date: before 12th century …
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FILARIA — noun (plural ~e) Etymology: New Latin, genus name, from Latin filum Date: 1833 any of numerous slender filamentous nematodes ( …
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FILAR — adjective Etymology: Latin filum thread Date: circa 1859 of or relating to a thread or line
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FILIGREE — I. noun also fil·a·gree ˈfiləˌgrē ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: short for earlier filigreen, filagreen, modification of French …
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FILE — I. ˈfīl, esp before pause or consonant -īəl noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Old English fēol, fīl; …
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FIERASFER — I. ˌfīəˈrasfə(r) ˌfēə- Etymology: New Latin, from Provençal fielat-fèr, fierasfèr, from fielat, fieras net, moray (from Old Provençal filat, from …
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DEFILE — I. də̇ˈfīl, dēˈ-, esp before pause or consonant -īəl transitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Middle English defilen, alteration (influenced …
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WHIPCORD — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English wippecord, whippecord, from wippe, whippe whip + cord 1. a. : a …
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SEA THONG — noun 1. : a brown seaweed ( Himanthalia lorea ) found on the northern coasts of the Atlantic and having …
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SEA LACE — noun : a seaweed ( Chorda filum ) having blackish fronds resembling cords — usually used in plural; called also …
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PERFILOGRAPH — (ˌ)pərˈfīləˌgraf, -fil-, -rȧf noun Etymology: Latin per fil um by means of a cord (from per by means of, through …
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FILOSELLE — |filə|sel, -|zel noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, silk floss, filoselle, from Middle French, from Old Italian (dial.) filosello silkworm …
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FILOPODIUM — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈpōdēəm noun also fil·o·pod ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌpäd ( plural filopo·dia -ōdēə ; also filopods ) Etymology: New Latin, from filo- (from Latin …
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FILI- — combining form Etymology: Latin filum — more at file : thread or threads : something resembling thread or threads fili …
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FILASSE — fə̇ˈlas noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from Old French filace, from (assumed) Vulgar Latin filacea, from Latin filum thread …
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FILARIA — fə̇ˈla(a)rēə noun Etymology: New Latin, from Latin filum + New Latin -aria 1. plural filar·i·ae -ēˌē, -ˌī : any of …
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FILAGO — fə̇ˈlā(ˌ)gō, -lä(- noun Etymology: New Latin, from Medieval Latin, a plant, probably cudweed, from Latin filum thread + -ago (as …
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FILA — plural of filum
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BIFILAR — (ˈ)bī+ adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary bi- (I) + fil- (from Latin filum thread) + -ar — more at file …
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FILE — I. ˈfī(-ə)l noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English fēol; akin to Old High German fīla file Date: before 12th …
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FILE — [file] n [ME, fr. OE feol; akin to OHG fila file] (bef. 12c) 1: a tool usu. of hardened steel …
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FILE — 1. n. & v. --n. 1. a folder, box, etc., for holding loose papers, esp. arranged for reference. 2 a …
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