FERA

Meaning of FERA in English

Federal Emergency Relief Administration.

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FERA — [FERA] abbreviation Federal Emergency Relief Administration
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FERA — см Federal Emergency Relief Administration
FERA — см. Federal Emergency Relief Administration
VESTIMENTIFERAN — noun Etymology: New Latin Vestimentifera, from vestimentum muscular structure by which the worm emerges from its tube (from Latin, garment) …
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FORAMINIFERA — noun plural Etymology: New Latin, from Latin foramin-, foramen + -fera, neuter plural of -fer -fer Date: circa 1836 organisms …
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FERINE — adjective Etymology: Latin ferinus, from fera Date: 1640 feral
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TOX- — I. combining form or toxi- or toxo- Etymology: Late Latin, from Latin toxicum poison — more at toxic 1. : …
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PULMONIFERA — I. ˌpəlməˈnif(ə)rə Etymology: New Latin, from pulmon- + Latin -fera (neuter plural of -fer ) synonym of pulmonata II. noun …
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FERAL — I. ˈfirəl, ˈfer- adjective Etymology: Medieval Latin feralis, from Latin fera wild animal (from feminine of ferus wild) + -alis …
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TOXIFERINE — täkˈsifəˌrēn, -_rə̇n noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin toxifera (specific epithet of the woody vine Strychnos toxifera that yields …
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TOXIFERA — täkˈsif(ə)rə Etymology: New Latin, from tox- (II) + -fera (from Latin, neuter plural of -fer -ferous) synonym of toxoglossa
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TENTACULIFERA — ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈlif(ə)rə Etymology: New Latin, from tentaculum + -i- + Latin -fera, neuter plural of -fer synonym of suctoria
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STOLONIFERA — ˌstōləˈnif(ə)rə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from stolon + -i- + Latin -fera, neuter plural of -fer -ferous …
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SERRIFERA — seˈrif(ə)rə, səˈr- noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from serri- + Latin -fera, neuter plural of -fer -ferous in …
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SECURIFERA — ˌsekyəˈrifərə Etymology: New Latin, from Latin securis ax, hatchet (from secare to cut) + -fera, neuter plural of -fer -ferous …
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ROTIFERA — rōˈtif(ə)rə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Latin rota wheel + -i- + -fera (neuter plural of -fer …
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PORIFERA — pəˈrif(ə)rə, pōˈr- noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Latin porus pore + -i- + -fera, neuter plural of …
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PHARAONIC — |ferā|änik, |fa(a)r-, |fār-, -rē|- adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: French pharaonique, from pharaon pharaoh, from Late Latin Pharaon-, Pharao : …
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MANGIFERA — manˈjif(ə)rə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from International Scientific Vocabulary mango + Latin -fera, feminine of -fer -ferous : …
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INDIGOFERA — ˌində̇ˈgäf(ə)rə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from International Scientific Vocabulary indigo + New Latin -fera (from Latin, feminine of …
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FORAMINIFERA — fəˌraməˈnif(ə)rə, ˌfȯrəməˈ- noun plural Etymology: New Latin, from Latin foramin-, foramen + New Latin -i- + -fera (from neuter plural …
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FERINE — ˈfēˌrīn, ˈfiˌ-, ˈfeˌ- adjective Etymology: Latin ferinus, from fera wild animal (from feminine of ferus wild) + -inus -ine — …
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COPAIFERA — ˌkōpāˈif(ə)rə noun Etymology: New Latin, from copai- (from International Scientific Vocabulary copaiba ) + -fera (feminine of -fer -ferous) 1. …
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AXIFERA — akˈsiferə Etymology: New Latin, from axi- + -fera (neuter plural of -fer ) synonym of gorgonacea
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ARCIFERA — ärˈsif(ə)rə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Latin arci- (from arcus bow) + New Latin -fera (neuter plural …
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ACETABULIFERA — ˌasəˌtabyəˈlif(ə)rə Etymology: New Latin, from acetabulum + -i- + -fera (neuter plural of -fer ) synonym of dibranchia
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ROTIFERA — /roh tif"euhr euh/ , n. the phylum or class comprising the rotifers. [ 1820-30; rot ( a ) wheel + …
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PORIFERA — /paw rif"euhr euh, poh-, peuh-/ , n. an animal phylum comprising the sponges. [ 1835-45; porus PORE 2 + -i- …
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VESTIMENTIFERAN — noun Etymology: New Latin Vestimentifera, from vestimentum muscular structure by which the worm emerges from its tube (from Latin, garment) …
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FORAMINIFERA — noun plural Etymology: New Latin, from Latin foramin-, foramen + -fera, neuter plural of -fer -fer Date: circa 1836 : …
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FERINE — adjective Etymology: Latin ferinus, from fera Date: 1640 : feral
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