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Traditional English :: loculus
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locular.html - n. (pl. loculi) Zool., Anat., & Bot. each of a number of small separate cavities. locular adj. [L, dimin. of locus: see LOCUS] |
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Traditional English :: loculus
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locular.html - n. (pl. loculi) Zool., Anat., & Bot. each of a number of small separate cavities. locular adj. [L, dimin. of locus: see LOCUS] |
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Traditional English :: locum
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locular.html - n.
colloq. = LOCUM TENENS. [abbr.] |
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Traditional English :: locum tenens
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locular.html - n. (pl. locum tenentes) a deputy acting esp. for a cleric or doctor. locum tenency n. [med.L, one holding a place: see LOCUS, TENANT] |
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Traditional English :: locus
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locular.html - n. (pl. loci) 1 a position or point, esp. in a text, treatise, etc. 2 Math. a curve etc. formed by all the points satisfying a particular equation of the relation between coordinates, or by a point, line, or surface moving according to mathematically defined conditions. 3 Biol. the position of a gene, mutation, etc. on a chromosome. [L, = place] |
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Traditional English :: locus classicus
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locular.html - n.
(pl. loci classici) the best known or most authoritative passage on a subject. [L] |
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