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Syngalezka noun | Sinhalesenoun Sinhalese person |
synklina | syncline |
synklina noun | synclinalnoun synclinal fold |
synklinalny adjective | synclinaladjective formed by strata dipping toward a common line or plane |
synkopa noun | syncopationnoun rhythm quality syncopenoun absence of a sound syncopenoun missed beat or off-beat stress |
synkretyczny | syncretic |
synkretyzm noun | syncretismnoun fusion of different inflexional forms syncretismnoun fusion of different systems or beliefs |
synod noun | synodnoun ecclesiastic council or meeting |
synogarlica | Barbary dove ring dove ringed turtle dove |
synogarlica senegalska | laughing dove |
synonim noun | synonymnoun in botanical nomenclature synonymnoun in zoological nomenclature synonymnoun word with same meaning as another |
synonimia noun | synonymynoun quality of being synonymous |
synonimicznie | synonymously |
synonimiczność noun | synonymynoun quality of being synonymous |
synonimiczny adjective | synonymousadjective having a similar meaning synonymousadjective having an identical meaning |
Synopa noun | Sinopnoun city in Turkey |
synoptyczny | synoptic |
synowa noun | child-in-lawnoun spouse of one's child daughter-in-lawnoun wife of one's child norianoun a water wheel with buckets |
synowektomia | synovectomy |
synowski adjective | filialadjective pertaining to a son or daughter sonlyadjective of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a son |
syntagma noun | syntagmanoun semiotic arrangement syntagmanoun syntactic arrangement |
syntagmatyczny adjective | syntagmaticadjective of a syntagma |
syntaksa noun | syntaxnoun formal rules of a computer language syntaxnoun set of rules that govern how words are combined syntaxnoun study of the structure of phrases and sentences |
syntaktycznie adverb | syntacticallyadverb according to the rules of syntax |
syntaktyczny adjective | syntacticadjective of, related to or connected with syntax |
syntaktyka noun | syntaxnoun formal rules of a computer language |