Angličtina | Polsčina |
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epi- | |
epic noun extended narrative poem | epopejanoun eposnoun poemat epickinoun |
epic adjective extraordinary | epickiadjective |
epic adjective of, or relating to, an epic | epickiadjective epicznyadjective |
epic simile | |
epically | |
epicanthus noun a skin fold of the upper eyelid, typical of East Asians | |
epicardium noun layer of tissue between the pericardium and the heart | nasierdzienoun |
epicene | |
epicene noun effeminate man | zniewieściałynoun |
epicentre noun focal point of activity | epicentrumnoun |
epicentre noun point above earthquake | epicentrumnoun |
epicist noun epics writer | epiknoun |
epiclesis noun prayer invoking the Holy Spirit | epiklezanoun |
epicondyle noun protuberance above the condyle of a bone | nadkłykiećnoun |
epicontinental | |
epicrisis noun critical or analytical summing-up | epikryzanoun |
epicure noun epicure; a person who takes particular pleasure in fine food and drink | smakosznoun |
epicurean | |
Epicurean | |
Epicurean adjective relating to Epicurus or his philosophy | epikurejskiadjective |
epicureanism | |
Epicureanism noun system of philosophy based upon the teachings of Epicurus | epikureizmnoun |
Epicurius | |
Epicurus noun ancient Greek philosopher | Epikurnoun |
epicycloid noun locus | epicykloidanoun |
epidemic adjective like an epidemic | epidemicznyadjective |
epidemic noun occurrence of such disease | epidemianoun |
epidemic noun widespread disease | epidemianoun |
epidemic typhus | |
epidemical | |
epidemicity | |
epidemiologic | |
epidemiological adjective of or pertaining to epidemiology | epidemiologicznyadjective |
epidemiologist noun scientist who specializes in epidemiology | epidemiolognoun |
epidemiology noun branch of medicine dealing with transmission and control of disease in populations | epidemiologianoun |
epidemy |