PLURI-

Meaning of PLURI- in English

A combining form from L. plus, pluris, more, many; as pluriliteral.

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PLURI- — combining form Etymology: Latin, from plur-, plus more — more at plus : many : having or being more than …
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PLURI- — () A combining form from L. plus, pluris, more, many; as pluriliteral.
Английский словарь Webster
PLURI — pref. (Latin) many; several
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PLURI- — a combining form from ·lat. plus, pluris, more, many; as pluriliteral.
Webster English vocab
PLURI- — ■ combining form several: pluripotent. Origin from L. plus , plur- 'more', plures 'several'.
Concise Oxford English vocab
PLURI- — pluri- BrE AmE ¦plʊər i ¦plɔːr i AmE ¦plʊr i — ▷ plurisyllable ˌplʊər i ˈsɪl əb ə l ˌplɔːr- …
Longman Pronunciation English Dictionary
PLURI- — comb. form several. [L plus pluris more, plures several]
Английский основной разговорный словарь
PLURI-SUBHARMONIC — плюрисубгармонический
Большой Англо-Русский словарь
PLURI-GENUS — плюрижанр
Большой Англо-Русский словарь
SEVERAL — (in number) pluri, divers, diatint, separat; respectiv. SEVERALLY: individualmen
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MANY — mult. MANY A ...: mani; (prefix) multi-, pluri-, poli-
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DIVERSE — diversi (-ficar, -tá), pluri
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POLY- — combining form Etymology: Middle English, from Latin, from Greek, from polys; akin to Latin plenus full — more at full …
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PLURIVOROUS — (ˈ)plü|riv(ə)rəs adjective Etymology: pluri- + -vorous : living upon several hosts plurivorous fungus
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PLURIVOLTINE — |plu̇rə|vōlˌtēn, -_t ə n adjective Etymology: pluri- + -voltine (as in bivoltine ) : having several generations a year — …
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PLURIVOCALIC — |plu̇rə+ adjective Etymology: pluri- + vocalic : having more than one vowel — compare univocalic
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PLURIVERSE — ˈplu̇rəˌvərs noun ( -s ) Etymology: pluri- + -verse (as in universe ) : the world as conceived according to …
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PLURIVALVE — ˈplu̇rəˌvalv adjective Etymology: probably from (assumed) New Latin plurivalvis, from New Latin pluri- + -valvis (from valva valve) : multivalve
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PLURIVALENT — |plu̇rə|vālənt, (ˈ)plü|rivəl- adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary pluri- + valent : having several degrees of power or capability ; specifically …
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PLURISYLLABLE — |plu̇rə+ noun Etymology: pluri- + syllable : a word of more than one syllable — compare polysyllabic
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PLURIPRESENCE — “+ noun Etymology: pluri- + presence : the theological notion of presence in more than one place at the same …
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PLURIPOTENTIALITY — “+ noun Etymology: pluri- + potentiality : capacity to affect more than one organ or tissue
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PLURIPOTENT — |plu̇rə+ adjective Etymology: pluri- + potent of embryonic tissue : not fixed as to future developmental potentialities : plastic
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PLURIPARA — plüˈripərə noun ( plural pluripa·rae -pəˌrē) Etymology: New Latin, from pluri- + -para : multipara
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PLURINOMINAL — |plu̇rə+ adjective Etymology: pluri- + nominal 1. : polynomial 2. : nominating or electing more than one representative plurinominal district
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PLURILOCULAR — |plu̇rə|läkyələ(r) adjective Etymology: French pluriloculaire, from pluri- + -loculaire (from New Latin loculus ) : divided into chambers ; especially …
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PLURILINGUAL — “+ adjective Etymology: pluri- + lingual : multilingual
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PLURILATERAL — “+ adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary pluri- + lateral : multilateral
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PLURIGLANDULAR — |plu̇rə+ adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary pluri- + glandular : of, relating to, affecting, or derived from more than one …
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PLURICELLULAR — |plu̇rə+ adjective Etymology: pluri- + cellular : of, relating to, or involving several to many cells a tumor of pluricellular …
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PLURIAXIAL — |plu̇rē+ adjective Etymology: pluri- + axial : having more than one axis ; specifically : having flowers developed on secondary …
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