SELLA

Meaning of SELLA in English

ˈselə noun

( plural sellas -ləz ; or sellae -e(ˌ)lē, -eˌlī)

Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, seat, saddle

: sella turcica

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SELLA — n saddle
Interlingua English vocab
SELLA — /sel"euh/ , n. Douay Bible. Zillah.
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SELLA — n. female first name
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SELLA TURCICA — ˌseləˈtərkikə, -rsə̇kə noun ( plural sel·lae turci·cae ˌseˌlīˈtərkiˌkī, ˌse(ˌ)lēˈtərsəˌsē) Etymology: New Latin, literally, Turkish saddle; from its shape : a …
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SELLA, QUINTINO — born July 7, 1827, Mosso, near Biella, Piedmont died March 14, 1884, Biella statesman who helped place the new national …
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SETTLE — I. verb (~d; settling) Etymology: Middle English, to seat, bring to rest, come to rest, from Old English setlan, from …
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DE GASPERI, ALCIDE — born April 3, 1881, Pieve Tesino, near Trento, Tyrol, Austria-Hungary died Aug. 19, 1954, Sella di Valsugana, Italy Italian prime …
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SETTLE — I. ˈsed. ə l, -et ə l noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English setle, settil, settle, from Old English …
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SELL — I. ˈsel verb ( sold ˈsōld ; sold ; selling ; sells ) Etymology: Middle English sellen, from Old English …
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TURKISH SADDLE — noun Usage: usually capitalized T Etymology: translation of New Latin sella turcica : sella turcica
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SUPRASELLAR — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ at supra- + adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary supra- + New Latin sella + International Scientific Vocabulary -ar : …
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SUBSELLIUM — (ˌ)səbˈselēəm noun ( plural subsellia -ēə) Etymology: Latin, from sub- + sella seat, chair — more at settle : a …
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SILLAR — sēlˈyär noun ( plural silla·res -äˌrās) Etymology: Spanish, ashlar, from silla seat, chair (from Latin sella ) + -ar (from …
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SELLATE — ˈseˌlāt adjective Etymology: Latin sella saddle + English -ate : having a saddle — used of the suture of certain …
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SELLAR — ˈselər, -ˌlär adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary sell- (from New Latin sella ) + -ar : of, relating to, or …
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SELLAITE — ˈseləˌīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: Italian sellaite, from Quintino Sella died 1884 Italian mineralogist + Italian -ite : a …
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SADDLE OYSTER — noun 1. : a windowpane oyster ( Placuna sella ) of the Indian and Pacific oceans having a broad arch …
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POSTPITUITARY — | ̷ ̷+ adjective Etymology: post- + pituitary 1. : situated behind the pituitary body or the sella turcica 2. : arising …
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PITUITARY GLAND — noun also pituitary body Etymology: so called from the former belief that it secreted nasal mucus : a small oval …
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PITUITARY FOSSA — noun : sella turcica
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EPHIPPIUM — -pēəm noun ( plural ephip·pia -pēə) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek ephippion saddlecloth, saddle, from neuter of ephippios for putting …
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CURULE — ˈkyu̇ˌrül, -u̇rˌyül, ˈkyüˌrül adjective Etymology: Latin curulis, currulis of a chariot (as in sella curulis curule chair), from currus chariot, …
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CAVERNOUS PLEXUS — noun : a nerve plexus of the sympathetic system lying below and internal to the carotid artery at each side …
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BISELLIUM — bīˈselēəm noun ( plural bisel·lia -lēə) Etymology: Latin, from bi- bi- (I) + -sellium (from sella seat, chair, saddle) — …
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ASELLATE — (ˈ)ā|selə̇t, (ˈ)āˈseˌlāt adjective Etymology: a- (II) + Latin sella saddle + English -ate — more at settle paleontology : without …
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SETTLE — settle 1 — settleable , adj. — settleability , n. — settledness , n. /set"l/ , v. , settled, settling …
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SETTLE — I. ˈse-t ə l verb ( set·tled ; set·tling ˈset-liŋ, ˈse-t ə l-iŋ) Etymology: Middle English, to seat, bring to …
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SELL — I. ˈsel verb ( sold ˈsōld ; sell·ing ) Etymology: Middle English, from Old English sellan; akin to Old High …
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SUBSELLIUM — [ səb'sɛlɪəm ] ■ noun ( plural subsellia -lɪə ) another term for misericord (in sense 1). Origin L., from …
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SETTLE — ~ 1 ■ verb 1》 resolve or reach an agreement or decision about (an argument or problem). ↘( ~ for …
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DOLOMITES — Cima Pordoi seen from Sella Pass in the Dolomites, Italy. Italian Alpi Dolomitiche, mountain group lying in the eastern section …
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