PHILA.

Meaning of PHILA. in English

Philadelphia.

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-PHILA — fələ noun combining form ( plural -phila ) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, feminine singular and neuter plural of -philus …
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PHILA. — сокр. от Philadelphia г. Филадельфия
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PHILA. — сокр. от Philadelphia г. Филадельфия
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PHILA. — = Philadelphia _n. г. Филадельфия
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PHILA. — сокр. от Philadelphiaг. Филадельфия
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PHILA. — сокр. от Philadelphia Филадельфия
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PHILA. — сокр. от Philadelphia Филадельфия
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PHILA. — = Philadelphia _n. г. Филадельфия
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PHILA. — = Philadelphia n. г. Филадельфия
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PHILA. — сокр. от Philadelphia г. Филадельфия
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PHILA. — сокр. от Philadelphia г. Филадельфия
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GYPSOPHILA — noun Etymology: New Latin, from Latin gypsum + New Latin -phila -phil Date: 1771 any of a large genus ( …
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DROSOPHILA — noun Etymology: New Latin, genus name, from Greek drosos dew + New Latin -phila, feminine of -philus -phil Date: circa …
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AMMOPHILA — I. əˈmäfələ, aˈ- noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from amm- + -phila : a small genus of coarse perennial …
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RHYACOPHILIDAE — (ˌ)rīˌakəˈfiləˌdē, ˌrīəkōˈf- noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Rhyacophila, type genus (from Greek rhyak-, rhyax stream + New …
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PIOPHILIDAE — ˌpīəˈfiləˌdē noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Piophila, type genus (from pio- fat — from Greek piōn- — …
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NEPHILA — ˈnefələ noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek nēn to spin + New Latin -phila — more at needle …
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NEMOPHILA — nə̇ˈmäfələ noun Etymology: New Latin, from Greek nemos wooded pasture, glade + New Latin -phila 1. capitalized : a genus …
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MYCETOPHILIDAE — mīˌsēd.əˈfiləˌdē noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Mycetophila, type genus (from mycet- + -phila ) + -idae : …
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MELANOPHILA — ˌmeləˈnäfələ noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from melan- + -phila : a genus of buprestid beetles that includes several …
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HYGROPHILA — hīˈgräfələ noun Etymology: New Latin, from hygr- + -phila 1. capitalized : a genus of aquatic herbaceous or woody plants …
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HELIOPHILA — ˌhēlēˈäfələ noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from heli- (I) + -phila : a genus of southern African annual or …
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GYPSOPHILA — jipˈsäfələ noun Etymology: New Latin, from gypso- (from Latin gypsum ) + -phila 1. capitalized : a large genus of …
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GEOPHILA — jēˈäfələ noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from ge- + -phila in some classifications : a group of pulmonate …
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EREMOPHILA — -äfələ noun Etymology: New Latin, from erem- + -phila (feminine of -philus ) 1. capitalized : a genus of shrubs …
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DROSOPHILA — drōˈsäfələ noun Etymology: New Latin, from Greek drosos + New Latin -phila 1. capitalized : a genus (the type of …
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CHIMAPHILA — kīˈmafələ noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek cheima winter + New Latin -phila; akin to Greek cheimōn winter …
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ANTHOPHILA — -ələ Etymology: New Latin, from anth- (I) + -phila synonym of apoidea
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ALSOPHILA — alˈsäfələ noun Etymology: New Latin, from Greek alsos grove + New Latin -phila; akin to Greek aldēskein to grow — …
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-PHILE — a combining form meaning "lover of," "enthusiast for" that specified by the initial element: Anglophile; bibliophile; demophile. Also, -phil . …
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GYPSOPHILA — /jip sof"euh leuh/ , n. any plant belonging to the genus Gypsophila, of the pink family, native to Mediterranean regions, …
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