Angličtina | Polsčina |
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epidiascope | |
epididymis noun tube | najądrzenoun |
epidote noun class of mixed minerals | epidotnoun |
epigastric region | |
epigastrium | |
epigenetic adjective related to epigenetics | epigenetycznyadjective |
epigenetics noun study of heritable changes | epigenetykanoun |
epigenetics noun study of processes | epigenetykanoun |
epiglottis noun cartilaginous organ | nagłośnianoun |
epigone noun imitator of artist or style | epigonnoun |
epigram noun brief but witty saying | epigramatnoun |
epigram | |
epigram noun inscription in stone | epigramatnoun |
epigram noun short, witty or pithy poem | epigramatnoun |
epigrammatic | |
epigrammaticaly | |
epigraph noun inscription | epigrafnoun |
epigraph noun literary quotation placed at the beginning of a text | epigrafnoun mottonoun |
epigraphic | |
epigraphically adverb In terms of epigraph | epigraficznieadverb |
epigraphy noun study of inscriptions | epigrafikanoun |
epiklesis | |
epilation noun removal of hair | depilacjanoun |
epilator noun electrical device | depilatornoun |
epilepsy noun medical condition | epilepsjanoun padaczkanoun |
epileptic adjective of or relating to epilepsy | epileptycznyadjective |
epileptic noun person who has epilepsy | epileptyczkanoun |
epilog | |
epilogue noun brief oration or script at the end of a literary piece | epilognoun posłowienoun |
epimer noun diastereoisomer | epimernoun |
epinephrine noun hormone and nurotransmitter | epinefrynanoun |
epipelagic adjective Of, pertaining to, or inhabiting the water from the surface of the sea down to 200 metres | epipelagicznyadjective |
Epiphania noun the ancient city of Hama | Epifanianoun |
Epiphanius | |
Epiphany noun annual Christian feast celebrating this event | Epifanianoun Trzech Królinoun |