achor meaning in English

Latin	English
achor [achoris] (3rd) M noun	scab / scald (on the head)noun
anachoresis [anachoresis] (3rd) F noun	retirement, life of a ermite / hermitnoun
anachoreta [anachoretae] (1st) M noun	hermit, anchoritenoun
anachoreticus [anachoretica, anachoreticum] adjective	eremitical, anchoritic, of a hermitadjective
anachorita [anachoritae] (1st) M noun	hermit, anchoritenoun
decachordus [decachorda, decachordum] adjective	ten-stringedadjective
decachordum [decachordi] (2nd) N noun	musical instrument of ten stringsnoun
octachordos [octachordos, octachordon] adjective	8-stringedadjective octachordadjective [UK: ˈɒktəkˌɔːd] [US: ˈɑːktəkˌɔːrd]
pentachordus [pentachorda, pentachordum] adjective	5-stringed (instrument)adjective
pentachordum [pentachordi] (2nd) N noun	5-stringed instrumentnoun
stomachor [stomachari, stomachatus sum] (1st) DEP verb	be angry, boil with rageverb
tetrachordos [tetrachordi] noun N	scale of 4 notesnoun set of 4 strings (in instrument)noun tetrachordnoun [UK: tˈetrəkˌɔːd] [US: tˈetrəkˌɔːrd]
tetrachordos [tetrachordos, tetrachordon] adjective	four-stringedadjective having a scale of four notesadjective

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