SKIA-

Meaning of SKIA- in English

— see sci-

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SHINE — I. verb (shone or ~d; shining) Etymology: Middle English, from Old English scīnan; akin to Old High German skīnan to …
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SCENE — I. ˈsēn noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle French, stage, from Latin scaena, scena, from Greek skēnē booth, tent, skene, …
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SCIARA — ˈsīərə noun Etymology: New Latin, from Greek skiaros shady, dark-colored, from skia shadow 1. capitalized : a genus (the type …
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SCIAPOD — ˈsīəˌpäd noun also skia·pod ˈskī- ( -s ) Etymology: Latin Sciapodes Sciapods, from Greek Skiapodes, from skia shadow + pod-, …
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SCIAMACHY — sīˈaməkē noun ( -es ) Etymology: Greek skiamachia, from skia shadow + -machia -machy : a fighting with a shadow …
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SCI- — combining form or scio- also scia- or skia- Etymology: New Latin, from Greek ski-, skio-, from skia — more at …
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SCHIMA — ˈskīmə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, probably modification of Greek skiasma shadow, from skiazein to overshadow, from skia shadow …
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SCARROW — ˈska(ˌ)rō noun ( -s ) Etymology: of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Norse skæra twilight, Greek skia shadow — more …
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PERISCII — pəˈrisēˌī, -ishēˌī noun plural Etymology: New Latin, from Greek periskioi, plural of periskios throwing a shadow all around, from peri- …
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MACROSCIAN — (ˈ)ma|kräsh(ē)ən adjective Etymology: Greek makroskios (from makr- macr- + -skios, from skia shadow) + English -an — more at shine …
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EPISCIA — ə̇ˈpish(ē)ə noun Etymology: New Latin, from Greek episkia, feminine of episkios shaded, dark, from epi- + -skios (from skia shade, …
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ASCIAN — ˈash(ē)ən noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin ascius (from Greek askios, from a- a- (II) + skia shadow) + English …
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ANTISCION — noun ( plural antiscia ) Etymology: Greek antiskion , from anti- anti- (I) + -skion (from skia shadow) — more …
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AMPHISCIANS — amˈfish(ē)ənz noun plural or am·phis·cii -shēˌī Etymology: amphiscians from Late Latin amphisci us one who dwells in the tropics (from …
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SKIASCOPE — — skiascopy /skuy as"keuh pee/ , n. /skuy"euh skohp'/ , n. Ophthalm. retinoscope. [ skiá a shadow, shade + -SCOPE …
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SKIAGRAPH — — skiagraphic /skuy'euh graf"ik/ , skiagraphical , adj. — skiagraphy /skuy ag"reuh fee/ , n. /skuy"euh graf', -grahf'/ , n. …
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SKIAGRAM — /skuy"euh gram'/ , n. 1. a picture made by outlining and shading a subject's shadow. 2. skiagraph. [ 1795-1805; skiá …
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SCIOSOPHY — — sciosophist , n. /suy os"euh fee'/ , n. , pl. sciosophies . supposed knowledge of natural or supernatural phenomena …
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SCIAMACHY — /suy am"euh kee/ , n. , pl. sciamachies . an act or instance of fighting a shadow or an imaginary …
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EPISCIA — /i pish"ee euh, i pish"euh/ , n. any of several tropical American plants of the genus Episcia, often cultivated as …
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SHINE — I. ˈshīn verb ( shone ˈshōn, especially Canad & Brit ˈshän ; or shined ; shin·ing ) Etymology: Middle English, …
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SKIAGRAM — noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, from Greek skia shadow + International Scientific Vocabulary -gram — more at scene Date: 1801 …
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SCENE — noun Etymology: Middle French, stage, from Latin scena, scaena stage, scene, probably from Etruscan, from Greek skēnē shelter, tent, building …
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EPISCIA — noun Etymology: New Latin, from Greek episkios shaded, from epi- + skia shadow — more at shine Date: circa 1868 …
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SQUIRREL — ■ noun an agile tree-dwelling rodent with a bushy tail, typically feeding on nuts and seeds. [ Sciurus and other …
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SCIAGRAPHY — [ sʌɪ'agrəfi ] (also skiagraphy ) ■ noun the use of shading to show perspective in architectural or technical drawing. …
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SKIAGRAM — [skia.gram] n [ISV, fr. Gk skia shadow + ISV -gram--more at scene] (1801) 1: a figure formed by shading in …
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