OSTRACA

Meaning of OSTRACA in English

plural of ostracon

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-OSTRACA — ˈästrə̇kə also ˈȯs- noun plural combining form Etymology: New Latin, from Greek -ostraka (neuter plural of -ostrakos, from ostrakon shell) …
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OSTRACA — pl от ostracon
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OSTRACA — pl от ostracon
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OSTRACA — pl от ostracon
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OSTRACA — pl от ostracon
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OSTRACON — noun (plural ostraca) see: oyster Date: 1883 a fragment (as of pottery) containing an inscription
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THORACOSTRACA — ˌthōrəˈkästrəkə, ˌthȯr- Etymology: New Latin, from thorac- + -ostraca synonym of podophthalmia
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PALAEOSTRACA — ˌpālēˈästrə̇kə, ˌpal- also -ˈȯs- noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from pale- + -ostraca in some classifications : a …
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OSTRACON — noun or os·tra·kon ˈästrəˌkän ( plural ostra·ca or ostra·ka -rə̇kə) Etymology: Greek ostrakon 1. : a potsherd used as a …
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NOTOSTRACA — nəˈtästrəkə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from not- (I) + -ostraca : an order of small freshwater crustaceans …
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LEPTOSTRACA — lepˈtästrəkə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from lept- + -ostraca : a division of Malacostraca including the Phyllocarida, …
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GIGANTOSTRACA — (ˌ)jīˌgan.ˈtästrə̇kə, jə̇ˌg- noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from gigant- + -ostraca : a group of arthropods comprising the …
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ENTOMOSTRACA — ˌentəˈmästrə̇kə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from entom- + -ostraca (from Greek ostrakon earthen vessel, potsherd, shell) — …
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CONCHOSTRACA — -ŋˈkästrəkə also -ˈkȯs- noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from conch- + -ostraca : a small order of freshwater …
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ARTHROSTRACA — ärˈthrästrəkə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from arthr- + -ostraca in some classifications : a division of Crustacea …
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ANOSTRACA — əˈnästrəkə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from an- + -ostraca : an order of small aquatic crustaceans (subclass …
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OSTRACON — /os"treuh kon'/ , n. , pl. ostraca /-keuh/ . (in ancient Greece) a potsherd, esp. one used as a ballot …
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OSTRACON — Limestone ostracon with a drawing of a cat bringing a boy before a mouse magistrate, New Kingdom potshard or limestone …
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