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1 ent nymph
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2 nymph
[nimf](a goddess or spirit of the rivers, trees etc.) ninfa* * *[nimf] n 1 ninfa: a) Myth divindade dos rios, bosques, montes, etc. b) fig mulher jovem e formosa. c) Ent nome que se dá às formas jovens dos insetos de metamorfose incompleta. 2 Ent crisálida. -
3 nymph
s [myth] nimfa, vila; [ent] kukuljica, čahura; [poent] krasotica, ljepotica, djeva* * *
lijepa djevojka
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4 wood nymph
s šumska nimfa (vila); [ornith] vrsta kolibrića; [ent] vrsta mušice -
5 wood-nymph
s šumska nimfa (vila); [ornith] vrsta kolibrića; [ent] vrsta mušice -
6 нимфа
1) Medicine: Nympha3) Mythology: nymph4) Entomology: nymph (J. стадия в цикле полного превращения 2. личинка в цикле неполного превращения), nymph (1. стадия в цикле полного превращения 2. личинка в цикле неполного превращения)5) Fishery: ent nymph6) Makarov: nymph (1. стадия в цикле полного превращения, 2. личинка в цикле неполного превращения) -
7 nimfa
* * *f.2. zool., ent. nymph.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > nimfa
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8 nymphlike
nymph.like[n'imflaik] adj Ent ninfóide: em forma de ninfa. -
9 rusałka
- ki; -ki; dat sg -ce; gen pl; -ek; f* * *f.Gen.pl. -ek1. (= nimfa) water sprite.2. ent. admiral ( Vanessa); rusałka admirał red admiral ( Vanessa atalanta rubria); rusałka pawik peacock butterfly ( Inachis io).The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > rusałka
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10 świtezianka
f.Gen.pl. -ek1. mit. water nymph, undine.2. ent. świtezianka modra beautiful demoiselle ( Calopteryx virgo); świtezianka błyszcząca banded demoiselle (C. splendens).The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > świtezianka
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