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Malakos (Ancient Gr****: μαλακός)
means soft in Gr****. It may
refer to Malakas, a Gr****
slang word
derived from Malakia, the
Ancient Gr**** term for effeminacy...
- "the most used Gr****
slang word".
Malakas derives from the Gr**** word
malakos (μαλακός),
which means "soft" or "spoilt, well-used to
luxuries of life"...
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debate concerns the
translation of key terms: ****nokoitēs (ἀρσενοκοίτης),
malakos (μαλακός), and ****eia (πορνεία). Meanwhile,
other p****ages in the New...
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Malacostraca (from Neo-Latin; from
Ancient Gr**** μαλακός (
malakós) 'soft', and όστρακον (óstrakon) 's****') is the
second largest of the six
classes of...
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influenced by Aristotle's τὰ μαλάκια ta malákia (the soft ones; < μαλακός
malakós "soft"),
which he
applied inter alia to cuttlefish. The
scientific study...
- York:
Oxford University Press. Martin, Dale B. (1996). "****nokoités and
Malakos:
Meanings and Consequences",
Biblical Ethics & Homo****uality: Listening...
- many of
which have s****.
Malacology derives from
Ancient Gr**** μαλακός (
malakós) 'soft', and -λογία (-logía).
Fields within malacological research include...
- uni****ual or hermaphroditic.
Malacostraca Malacostraca comes from the Gr****
malakós meaning soft and óstrakon
meaning s****. The name is misleading, since...
- tissue, most
often cartilage. The word is
derived from Gr**** μαλακός,
malakos = soft.
Usually the
combining form -malacia
suffixed to
another combining...
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based on the type
genus Malacanthus which is a
compound of the Gr****
words malakos meaning "soft" and
akanthos meaning "thorn",
possibly derived from the...
