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Traditional English :: seminal
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seminal.html - adj. 1 of or relating to seed, semen, or reproduction. 2 germinal. 3 rudimentary, undeveloped. 4 (of ideas etc.) providing the basis for future development. seminally adv. [ME f. OF seminal or L seminalis (as SEMEN)] |
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Traditional English :: seminar
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seminal.html - n. 1 a small class at a university etc. for discussion and research. 2 a short intensive course of study. 3 a conference of specialists. [G (as SEMINARY)] |
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Traditional English :: seminary
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seminal.html - n. (pl. -ies) 1 a training-college for priests, rabbis, etc. 2 a place of education or development. seminarist n. [ME f. L seminarium seed-plot, neut. of seminarius (adj.) (as SEMEN)] |
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Traditional English :: seminal
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seminal.html - adj. 1 of or relating to seed, semen, or reproduction. 2 germinal. 3 rudimentary, undeveloped. 4 (of ideas etc.) providing the basis for future development. seminally adv. [ME f. OF seminal or L seminalis (as SEMEN)] |
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Traditional English :: seminar
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seminal.html - n. 1 a small class at a university etc. for discussion and research. 2 a short intensive course of study. 3 a conference of specialists. [G (as SEMINARY)] |
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Traditional English :: seminary
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seminal.html - n. (pl. -ies) 1 a training-college for priests, rabbis, etc. 2 a place of education or development. seminarist n. [ME f. L seminarium seed-plot, neut. of seminarius (adj.) (as SEMEN)] |
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