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1 exudation of moisture
Макаров: выделение влаги -
2 exudation
n1) виділення (рідини тощо)2) мед. ексудат, випіт3) ексудація* * *n1) виділення (рідини, поту через пори)2) мeд. випіт, ексудат; ексудація -
3 exudation
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4 exudation
<tech.gen> (oozed-out substance) ■ Absonderung f<tech.gen> (e.g. of moisture) ■ Ausschwitzung f< med> ■ Exsudation f -
5 выделение влаги
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6 выделение влаги
1) General subject: ooze, sweat (in the sweat of one's brow, by the sweat of one's face - в поте лица своего)2) Geology: weepage3) Metallurgy: sweat4) Metrology: liberation of moisture5) Makarov: exudation of moisture, weep -
7 رطوبت
n.dampness / exudation / humidity / moistness / moisture / wetness -
8 सिन्धु
síndhum. andᅠ f. (prob. fr. 1. sidh, « to go») a river, stream (esp. the Indus, andᅠ in this sense said to be the only river regarded as m. seeᅠ - nada) RV. etc. etc.;
m. flood, waters ( alsoᅠ in the sky) RV. AV. ;
ocean, sea RV. etc. etc.;
a symbolical term for the number 4 (cf. 1. samudra) Gaṇit. ;
N. of Varuṇa (as god of the ocean) MW. ;
the moisture of the lips Kum. ;
water ejected from an elephant's trunk (= vamathu) L. ;
the exudation from an elephant's temples L. ;
the country around the Indus (commonly called Sindh;
pl. « the inhabitants of Sindh») MBh. Kāv. etc.;
a king of Sindh (?) Cat. ;
N. of Vishṇu RV. MBh. ;
white orᅠ refined borax (= ṡveta-ṭaṅkaṇa) L. ;
= sindhuka L. ;
(in music) a partic. Rāga, Saṃgītas.;
N. of a king of the Gandharvas R. ;
of a serpent-demon Buddh. ;
of various men Rājat. ;
- सिन्धुकन्या
- सिन्धुकफ
- सिन्धुकर
- सिन्धुकारिका
- सिन्धुक्षित्
- सिन्धुखेल
- सिन्धुगञ्ज
- सिन्धुज
- सिन्धुजन्मन्
- सिन्धुडा
- सिन्धुतस्
- सिन्धुतीरसम्भव
- सिन्धुदत्त
- सिन्धुदेश
- सिन्धुद्वीप
- सिन्धुनद
- सिन्धुनन्दन
- सिन्धुनाथ
- सिन्धुपति
- सिन्धुपत्नी
- सिन्धुपथ
- सिन्धुपर्णी
- सिन्धुपारज
- सिन्धुपिब
- सिन्धुपुत्र
- सिन्धुपुलिन्द
- सिन्धुपुष्प
- सिन्धुप्रसूत
- सिन्धुमथ्य
- सिन्धुमध्य
- सिन्धुमन्थ
- सिन्धुमातृ
- सिन्धुमित्र
- सिन्धुमुख
- सिन्धुराज
- सिन्धुराज्ञी
- सिन्धुराव
- सिन्धुलवण
- सिन्धुवक्त्र
- सिन्धुवार
- सिन्धुवारक
- सिन्धुवारिका
- सिन्धुवारित
- सिन्धुवासिन्
- सिन्धुवाहस्
- सिन्धुवीर्य
- सिन्धुवृष
- सिन्धुवेषण
- सिन्धुशयन
- सिन्धुषामन्
- सिन्धुषेण
- सिन्धुसंगम
- सिन्धुसमुद्रसंगम
- सिन्धुसर्ज
- सिन्धुसागर
- सिन्धुसूनु
- सिन्धुसृत्य
- सिन्धुसौवीर
- सिन्धुसौवीरक
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9 MEMEYALLOH
memêyalloh, nom possessif sur memêyalli.Dont coule un liquide, qui a de la sève, du latex qui coule.Angl., tiene exudation.Esp., es manante." memêyalloh, memêya ", il a du latex qui coule, il coule.Est dit de l'arbre copalcuahuitl.Cod Flor XI 115v = ECN11,68 = Acad Hist MS 205r = Sah11,112.A cet endroit le mot décrit aussi bien le copalcuahuitl,l'ocôtzocuahuitl que l'ôlcuahuitl.Est dit de la plante cuetlaxxôchitl.Cod Flor XI 189r = ECN11,92 = Acad Hist MS 218r = Sah11,203.des feuilles de la plante cacaloxôchitl. Sah11,205.de l'euphorbe, memêyal. Sah11,197 - oozing.du fruit de l'avocatier. Sah11,118 - it has moisture.de la calebasse, tzilacayohtli. Sah11,288 - exuding milk. -
10 perspiration
1. n потение2. n физиол. кожное дыхание3. n пот, испаринаСинонимический ряд:sweat (noun) beads of moisture; body odor; dampness; emanation; exudation; sudation; sweat; wetness
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