- Onys
- once.
Medieval glossary. 2014.
Onys
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onys — obs. f. once … Useful english dictionary
Aunis — 46° 30′ N 0° 30′ W / 46.5, 0.5 … Wikipédia en Français
reverse — 1. adjective /ɹəˈvɜː(ɹ)s/ a) Having the order of its constituents moved backwards in time or space. We ate the meal in reverse order with the dessert first and ending with the starter. b) Causing movement in the opposite direction. The mirror… … Wiktionary
Histoire de l'Aunis — 46° 30′ N 0° 30′ W / 46.5, 0.5 … Wikipédia en Français
Ónix — (Del lat. onyx, ychis < gr. onys, ykhos, uña.) ► sustantivo masculino MINERALOGÍA Ónice, mineral variedad de ágata. TAMBIÉN ónice, ónique IRREG. plural ónix * * * ónix f. Ónice. * * * ónix. f. Ónice, ónique. * * * El ónix, conocido también… … Enciclopedia Universal
Onix — (Del lat. onyx, ychis < gr. onys, ykhos, uña.) ► sustantivo masculino MINERALOGÍA Ónice, mineral variedad de ágata. TAMBIÉN ónice, ónique IRREG. plural ónix * * * ónix f. Ónice. * * * ónix. f. Ónice, ónique. * * * Onix se puede referir a: ● … Enciclopedia Universal
CROCINUM Unguentum — memoratum Plinio, l. 33. c. 1. Crocinum in Solis Ciliciae diu laudatum, mox Rhodi: etiam Romanis inter luxuriae fuit delitias, nec proin medelis aptum modo, ut quidam volunt, sed etiam naribus gratum. Propert. l. 3. Eleg. 9. v. 21. Sit mensae… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
ONYCHITES Lapis seu marmor — cum alabastrite idem, onyx quoque dicitur, quod nomen marmori et gemmae commune est. Plin. l. 36. c. 8. Hunc aliqui Lapidem alabastritem vocant, quem vacant ad vasa unguentaria, quoniam optime servare incorrupta dicitur. Unde quoque, quod ad vasa … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
ONYX Aromaticus — Hebraic. secheleth, Graecis ὄνυξ, Arabibus adphar, Latinis unguis, unum fuit ex quatuor aromatum generibus, e quibus factum sacrum thymiama, Exod. c. 30. v. 34. Quid verô proprie hic onyx fuerit, dubitari videmus. Et reccntiores quidem… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
grass widow — 1520s, originally discarded mistress (Cf. Ger. Strohwitwe, lit. straw widow ), probably in reference to casual bedding. Sense of married woman whose husband is absent is from 1846. [G]rasse wydowes ... be yet as seuerall as a barbours chayre and… … Etymology dictionary
