- displease, placebo, placid, plea, please,
pleasure plag-
oblique Gr**** πλάγος (
plágos), πλάγιος (plágios), πλαγιότης plage, plagiocephaly, plagioclase, plagiotropic...
- displease, placebo, placid, plea, please,
pleasure plag-
oblique Gr**** πλάγος (
plágos), πλάγιος (plágios), πλαγιότης plage, plagiocephaly, plagioclase, plagiotropic...
- ****ault on Earth. This time, however, the
Queen gives him 500
Plagos for the attack.
Plagos lack the good
sense God gave sheep. But they
might have been...
- however, used on
adjectival roots: Malheliĝas kaj ili ankoraŭ
estas ĉe la
plaĝo. – It's
becoming dark and they are
still on the beach. The word
order was...
-
interpretively on the IBM 1130;
instructional use was its
strong point.
PLAGO,
created at the
Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, used a
simplified subset...
-
argued that the
ancient Gr**** word for "sea",
pelagos and the
Doric word
plagos, "side" (which is flat)
shared the same root, *plāk-, and that *pelag-skoi...
- iNaturalist: 324923 IRMNG: 10721723 LepIndex: 243098 LoB: 4561 MaBENA:
PlagoDola NBN: NBNSYS0000005995 NCBI: 934889 Observation.org: 9003 Open Tree of...
- the
latter term
coming from the
Medieval Gr**** plagios, "oblique" (from
plagos, "side").
Unlike the
Western octoechos, glas 5–8 (the
plagioi echoi) used...
- intended.
There were
several other education-related PL/I compilers,
including PLAGO from the
Polytechnic Institute of
Brooklyn and SP/k from the University...
- IRMNG: 10620006 ITIS: 942594 LepIndex: 243134 LoB: 4562 MONA: 6836 MaBENA:
PlagoPulve NatureServe: 2.864891 NBN: NBNSYS0000005994 NCBI: 688490 Observation...
