PERA

Meaning of PERA in English

/pe"rddah/ , n.

former name of Beyoglu .

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PERA — geographical name see: Beyoglu
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
PERA — — see Beyoglu
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PERA — сокр. от Production Engineering Research Association Ассоциация технологических исследований ( Великобритания )
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PERA — сокр. от Production Engineering Research Association Ассоциация технологических исследований (Великобритания)
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PERA — Function: geographical name ― see BEYOGLU
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MONEY — kuarta;kuwarta;kwarta;pera (Noun) pundo (Noun) salapi
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PIER — noun Etymology: Middle English per, from Old English, from Medieval Latin pera Date: 12th century an intermediate support for the …
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PERIDIUM — noun (plural peridia) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek pēridion, diminutive of pēra leather bag Date: circa 1823 the outer envelope …
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BEYOGLU — or formerly Pera geographical name section of Istanbul, Turkey comprising area N of the Golden Horn
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PORTER, DAVID — born Feb. 1, 1780, Boston, Mass., U.S. died March 3, 1843, Pera, Tur. U.S. naval officer. He joined the navy …
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VIPER — ˈvīpə(r) noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle French vipere, from Latin vipera adder, snake, perhaps from vivi- + -pera (from …
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PUERPERAL — (ˈ) ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷rəl adjective Etymology: Latin puerpera woman in childbirth (from puer child + -pera, from parere to give birth to) + …
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PIER — ˈpi(ə)r, -iə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English pere, per, from Old English per, from Medieval Latin pera 1. …
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PERULARIA — ˌper(y)əˈla(a)rēə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from perula scale of a leaf bud (from Latin, small wallet, diminutive of …
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PERONATE — pəˈrōnə̇t, ˈperəˌnāt adjective Etymology: Latin peronatus having boots of untanned leather, from peron-, pero hide boot (probably from pera leather …
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PEROMEDUSAE — |perō+ noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek pēro- (from pēra pouch) + medusae, plural of medusa in …
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PEROGNATHUS — pəˈrägnəthəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek pēro- (from pēra pouch, wallet) + -gnathus : a genus of …
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PERILLA — pəˈrilə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, perhaps diminutive of pera leather bag, wallet, from Greek pēra : a genus …
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PERIDIUM — pəˈridēəm noun ( plural perid·ia -ēə ; also peridiums ) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek pēridion small leather bag, diminutive …
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PEREION — pəˈrī]ˌän, -rā], -rē] noun or pe·re·on -rē]ˌän ; also pe·rae·on -rē] ( plural pe·reia ]ə) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek …
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PERAMIUM — pəˈrāmēəm noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Latin pera bag, pouch (from Greek pēra ) + New Latin -amium …
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PERAMELIDAE — ˌperəˈmeləˌdē noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Perameles, type genus (from Greek pēra pouch, bag + Latin meles …
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PERACARIDA — ˌperəˈkarədə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek pēra pouch, bag + New Latin -carida (from Latin carid-, …
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ONCOPERA — äŋˈkäpərə, änˈ- noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, perhaps from onc- + Greek pēra pouch : a genus of moths …
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PIER — /pear/ , n. 1. a structure built on posts extending from land out over water, used as a landing place …
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PERIDIUM — — peridial , adj. — peridiiform /peuh rid"ee euh fawrm'/ , adj. /peuh rid"ee euhm/ , n. , pl. peridea …
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BEYOGLU — /bay"euh looh'/ ; Turk. /bay'oh looh"/ , n. a modern section of Istanbul, Turkey, N of the Golden Horn: commercial …
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BEYOGLU — geographical name or formerly Pera ˈper-ə section of Istanbul, Turkey comprising area N of the Golden Horn
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PIER — noun Etymology: Middle English per, from Old English, from Medieval Latin pera Date: 12th century 1. : an intermediate support …
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PERIDIUM — noun ( plural pe·rid·ia -dē-ə) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek pēridion, diminutive of pēra leather bag Date: circa 1823 : …
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PEREON — noun or pe·rei·on -ˈrī- Etymology: New Latin, from Greek peraiōn, present participle of peraioun to transport, from peraios situated beyond, …
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PIER — ■ noun 1》 a structure leading out to sea and used as a landing stage for boats or as a …
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