STYLOS

Meaning of STYLOS in English

plural of stylo

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STEER — I. noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English stēor young ox; akin to Old High German stior young ox Date: …
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SIMEON STYLITES, SAINT — or Simeon the Elder born с 390, Sisan, Cilicia died 459, Telanissus, Syria Syrian ascetic. A shepherd, he entered a …
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TETRASTYLE — I. ˈte.trəˌstīl noun Etymology: Late Latin tetrastylon, from Latin, neuter of tetrastylos having four pillars, from Greek, from tetra- + …
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STYLUS — I. noun also sti·lus ˈstīləs ( plural sty·li -īˌlī ; also styluses ) Etymology: in sense 1, from New Latin, …
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STYL- — I. combining form or stylo- Etymology: Latin stylo-, from Greek styl-, stylo-, from stylos — more at steer : pillar …
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STOW — I. ˈstō verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Middle English stowen, from stowe, n., place, from Old English stōw; akin to …
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STOIC — I. ˈstōik, -ōēk noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Latin stoicus, adjective & noun, from Greek stōïkos, from …
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STEER — I. ˈsti(ə)r, -iə noun ( plural steers also steer ) Etymology: Middle English stere, steer, from Old English stēor young …
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PYCNOSTYLE — I. -ˌstīl adjective Etymology: Greek pyknostylos with the pillars close together, from pykn- pycn- + stylos pillar — more at …
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PROSTYLE — I. ˈprōˌstīl adjective Etymology: Latin prostylos having pillars in front, from Greek, from pro- pro- (I) + stylos pillar — …
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POLYSTYLE — I. ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷+ˌ- adjective also poly·stylar | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷+ Etymology: polystyle from Greek polystylos, from poly- + stylos pillar; polystylar from Greek polystyl …
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HYPOSTYLE — I. ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷+ˌstīl adjective Etymology: Greek hypostylos resting upon pillars, from hypo- + stylos pillar : having the roof resting upon …
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DODECASTYLE — I. dōˈdekəˌstīl noun ( -s ) Etymology: Greek dōdekastylos, from dōdeka- dodeca- + stylos pillar — more at stoic : …
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DECASTYLE — I. -ˌstīl adjective Etymology: Latin decastylos, from Greek dekastylos, from deka- deca- + -stylos -style : marked by columniation with …
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-STYLE — I. ˌstīl noun combining form ( -s ) Etymology: Late Latin -stylon, from Latin, neuter of -stylos characterized by the …
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ZAGUAN — zəˈgwän, sə- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Spanish zaguán vestibule, entry, from Arabic usṭuwān porch, vestibule, probably from Greek stoa …
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SYSTYLE — ˈsiˌstīl noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin systylos, from Greek, having columns close together, from syn- + stylos column, pillar …
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STYLOSANTHES — ˌstīləˈsan(ˌ)thēz noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek stylos pillar + New Latin -anthes — more at steer : …
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STYLOID — ˈstīˌlȯid adjective Etymology: New Latin styloïdes, from Greek styloeidēs, from styl- (irregular — influenced by Greek stylos pillar — from …
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STYLOBATE — ˈstīləˌbāt noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin stylobates, stylobata, from Greek stylobatēs, from stylos pillar + -batēs one that treads, …
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STYLITE — ˈstīˌlīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: Late Greek stylitēs, from Greek stylos pillar + -itēs -ite — more at steer …
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STOA — ˈstōə noun ( plural sto·ae -ōˌē ; or stoas ) Etymology: Greek; akin to Greek stylos pillar — more at …
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PERISTYLE — ˈperəˌstīl noun Etymology: French péristyle, from Latin peristylum, from Greek peristylon, peristylos, from neuter & masculine respectively of peristylos, adjective, …
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PENTASTYLOS — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈstīˌläs noun ( -es ) Etymology: New Latin, from penta- + -stylos -style : a pentastyle building
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OCTASTYLE — adjective also oc·to·style ˈäktəˌstīl Etymology: Latin octastylos, from Greek oktastylos, from okta- octa- + -stylos -style : marked by columniation …
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NEMASTYLIS — ˌneməˈstīlə̇s noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from nem- + Greek stylis small pillar, diminutive of stylos pillar — more …
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HEXASTYLOS — ˌheksəˈstīˌläs noun ( -es ) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, adjective, of six columns, from Greek, from hexa- + stylos …
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GONYSTYLUS — ˌgōnə̇ˈstīləs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek gony knee + stylos pillar; from the geniculate styles — more …
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EUSTYLE — ˈyüˌstīl noun Etymology: Latin eustylos having columns at the best distances, from Greek, from eu- + stylos pillar — more …
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-STYLE — -style 1 a combining form of style (defs. 14, 15): blastostyle. Cf. stylo- 1 . -style 2 a combining form …
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