Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A genus of bees of the family Andrenidæ.
- noun A genus of tineid moths founded by Clemens in May, 1860, and changed in August of that year to Chrysopora, the only species being now called
C. lingulacella .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun a genus of bee; some are important pollinators of legumes
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The menu gives eccentric flourishes to classic Polish dishes, like herring and potatoes with arugula, or ribs baked in the sweet honey-flavored liquor krupnik (nomia. waw.pl).
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Keppleri mathematici olim imperatorii somnium seu opus posthumus de astro - nomia lunari (Francofurti, 1634).
COSMIC VOYAGES MARJORIE HOPE NICOLSON 1968
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Following this tradition, the Greek [[New Testament]] also used nomia to signify the torah.
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New Testament also used nomia to signify the torah.
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Following this tradition, the Greek [[New Testament]] also used nomia to signify the torah.
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This word is confused with nomia, and thus Torah, by many, yet they have nothing in common.
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Economy in order to articulate this possibility with the law-of-the-house and the law of the proper. oiko-nomia, which led me to reserve a particular Place for the two motif of light and home Du Marsais cites "borrowed home" in his metaphoric definition of metaphor: "Metaphor is a species of Trope; the word that one uses in metaphor is taken in another sense than the proper meaning. it is, so to speak, in a borrowed home, says an ancient; this is common and essential to all Tropes" Des tropes, ch.
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Economy in order to articulate this possibility with the law-of-the-house and the law of the proper. oiko-nomia, which led me to reserve a particular Place for the two motif of light and home Du Marsais cites "borrowed home" in his metaphoric definition of metaphor: "Metaphor is a species of Trope; the word that one uses in metaphor is taken in another sense than the proper meaning. it is, so to speak, in a borrowed home, says an ancient; this is common and essential to all Tropes" Des tropes, ch.
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Inlerea ex residuis Yespa - aiani aureis argenteisqoe nomia eront aon paoci» qui hoo adhoo anno fberint signati, nimirum extra urbem.
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Juppiter teden» ete* X '0ISOAI£1N. com et in qoibosclam nomia Aegarom AXAIXIN.
Doctrina nvmorvm vetervm conscripta a Josepho Eckhel .. Hohler, Emerich Thomas, 1781-1846. [from old catalog] 1792
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