- a name from an Indo-European root, *skot,
citing the
parallel in Gr****
skotos (σκότος),
meaning "darkness, gloom". The Late
Latin word
Scotia ("land of...
- darkness" or
outer darkness (Gr****: τὸ σκότος τὸ ἐξώτερον, romanized: to
skotos to exōteron) is a
place referred to
three times in the
Gospel of Matthew...
- was
purchased by
Skotos Tech, but
maintains creative and
editorial autonomy.
Currently it is
being run by
Shannon Appelcline of
Skotos,
while a number...
-
vision of the eye
under low-light conditions. The term
comes from the Gr****
skotos,
meaning 'darkness', and -opia,
meaning 'a
condition of sight'. In the human...
- mind's perception, cognition, or
world view. The term is from Gr**** σκότος/
skótos, "darkness." Symptom-producing, or pathological,
scotomata may be due to...
- 1870; he
derived it from the
Latin scintilla "spark" and the
Ancient Gr****
skotos "darkness".
Other terms for the
condition include flittering scotoma, fortification...
-
subsequently rejoined the band as vocalist,
appearing on the 2000
release Skotos Aenaon (which
translates from
Ancient Gr**** as "endless darkness"), and...
- an Indo-European root, *skot,
citing the
parallel in the
Ancient Gr****
skotos (σκότος),
meaning "darkness, gloom".
Linguist Kim
McCone (2013) derives...
- "C****ie" Mary
Aisling Heather McEwen -
Miranda Aisling Mackenzie Gray -
Skotos John
DeSantis -
Cratch Adrien Dorval - Mog
Colin Heath -
Malachi Kristian...
- (skopéō), to look at, behold,
examine endoscopy scoto-
darkness Gr**** σκότος (
skótos)
scotopic vision semi- one-half,
partly Latin semi-
semiconscious sial(o)-...
