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Traditional English :: tachygraphy
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tachygraphr - n. 1 stenography, esp. that of the ancient Greeks and Romans. 2 the abbreviated medieval writing of Greek and Latin. tachygrapher n. tachygraphic adj. tachygraphical adj. |
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Traditional English :: tachy-
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tachygraphr - comb. form swift. [Gk takhus swift] |
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Traditional English :: tachycardia
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tachygraphr - n.
Med. an abnormally rapid heart rate. [TACHY- + Gk kardia heart] |
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Traditional English :: tachygraphy
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tachygraphr - n. 1 stenography, esp. that of the ancient Greeks and Romans. 2 the abbreviated medieval writing of Greek and Latin. tachygrapher n. tachygraphic adj. tachygraphical adj. |
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Traditional English :: tachymeter
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tachygraphr - n.
1 Surveying an instrument used to locate points rapidly.
2 a speed-indicator. |
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Traditional English :: tachism
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tachygraphr - n. (also tachisme) a form of action painting with dabs of colour arranged randomly to evoke a subconscious feeling. [F tachisme f. tache stain] |
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