NOMINA CONSERVANDA

Meaning of NOMINA CONSERVANDA in English

plural of nomen conservandum

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NOMINA — plural of nomen
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NOMEN CONSERVANDUM — noun (plural nomina conservanda) Etymology: New Latin, name to be kept Date: 1916 a biological taxonomic name that is preserved …
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NOMINA NUDA — plural of nomen nudum
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NOMINA NOVA — plural of nomen novum
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NOMINA OBSCURA — (лат.) темные имена
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NOMEN NUDUM — noun (plural nomina nuda) Etymology: New Latin, bare name Date: 1900 a proposed taxonomic name that is invalid because the …
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NOMEN DUBIUM — noun (plural nomina dubia) Etymology: New Latin, doubtful name Date: 1937 a taxonomic name that cannot be assigned with certainty …
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NOMEN — noun (plural nomina) see: name Date: circa 1890 the second of the three usual names of an ancient Roman male
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NOMEN NUDUM — -ˈnüdəm noun ( plural nomina nu·da -də) Etymology: Latin, naked name, mere name : a proposed taxonomic name invalid because …
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NOMEN NOVUM — -ˈnōvəm noun ( plural nomina no·va -və) Etymology: Latin, new name : a taxonomic name for a plant or animal …
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TERNA — /ter"neuh, terr"-/ , n. Rom. Cath. Ch. a list of three names submitted to the pope as recommended to fill …
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
NOMEN — /noh"men/ , n. , pl. nomina /nom"euh neuh, noh"meuh-/ . (in ancient Rome) the second name of a citizen, indicating …
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NOMEN NUDUM — noun ( plural nomina nu·da -də) Etymology: New Latin, bare name Date: 1900 : a proposed taxonomic name that is …
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NOMEN DUBIUM — noun ( plural nomina du·bia -bē-ə) Etymology: New Latin, doubtful name Date: 1937 : a taxonomic name that cannot be …
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NOMEN NUDUM — [nomen nu.dum] n, pl nomina nu.da [NL, bare name] (1900): a proposed taxonomic name that is invalid because the group …
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NOMEN DUBIUM — [nomen du.bi.um] n, pl nomina du.bia [NL, doubtful name] (1937): a taxonomic name that cannot be assigned with certainty to …
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RELIGION, STUDY OF — attempt to understand the various aspects of religion, especially through the use of other intellectual disciplines. The history of mankind …
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PRAENOMEN — prae|nomen BrE AmE ˌpriː |ˈnəʊm en ˌpraɪ- AmE \ -|ˈnoʊm ən ▷ prae|nomina ˈnɒm ɪn ə ˈnəʊm-, -ən- ˈnoʊm-
Longman Pronunciation English Dictionary
NOMEN — n ( pl nomina ʹnɒmınə ) ист. номен, родовое имя римских граждан
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NOMEN — n ( pl nomina [ʹnɒmınə] ) ист. номен, родовое имя римских граждан
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NOMEN — n ( pl nomina ʹnɒmınə ) ист. номен, родовое имя римских граждан
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NH — Nomina Histologica Международная гистологическая номенклатура
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NA — Nomina Anatomica Международная анатомическая номенклатура
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