- obsessive–compulsive
disorder (OCD). The term is
derived from the
Latin scrupus, a
sharp stone,
implying a
stabbing pain on the conscience. Scrupulosity...
- scribble, scribe, script, scripture,
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uneasiness Latin scrupus "sharp stone" scruple, scrupulous,
unscrupulous sculp-
carve Latin sculpere...
- "rubbish,
broken trash" > Lat scrūtor "I search,
examine thoroughly" ⇒ ;
scrūpus "a
rough sharp stone; anxiety, uneasiness"; scrūpulus "a
small sharp or...
- scribble, scribe, script, scripture,
subscribe scrupl-
uneasiness Latin scrupus "sharp stone" scruple, scrupulous,
unscrupulous sculp-
carve Latin sculpere...
- Scrupulum,
meaning a tiny
stone (from
scrupus sharp stone),
indicates a
weight of 1⁄24 of a
Roman ounce (i.e.) or, by extension, of
other measures. Metaphorically...
-
Marcus Maecillius Tullus,
triumvir monetalis in 7 BC.
Lucius Maecilius Scrupus,
among the
Veientes present at the
appointment of a
magistrate named Gaius...
- (2020)
coined a
replacement name
Clupea hanishinaensis.
Coryphaenoides scrupus Sp. nov
Valid Brzobohatý & Nolf
Middle Miocene Czech
Republic A species...
-
Pseudorbis granulum (Brugnone, 1873)
Fossarus hyalinus Odhner, 1924:
synonym of
Scrupus hyalinus (Odhner, 1924)
Fossarus incertus Turton, 1932:
synonym of Couthouyia...
- Maxwell, 1969
Pygmaeorota Kuroda & Habe, 1954
Scissilabra Bartsch, 1907
Scrupus Finlay, 1927
Sigaretornus Iredale, 1936
Solariorbis Conrad, 1865 Tholostoma...
- †Scobinella †Scobinodola †Scoliostoma
Sconsia †Scorbinidola †Scrinium †Scrobs †
Scrupus †Sculpturea †Scurriopsis †Scutellastra
Scutus †Searlesia †Sediliopsis †Seelya...
