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31linþja- — *linþja , *linþjaz germ., Adjektiv: Verweis: s. *lenþa (Adjektiv) s. lenþa Ⅰ; …
32lin — sb., et, lin, ene (ÆLDRE linned, lærred) …
33lin|ac — «LIHN ak», noun. = linear accelerator. (Cf. ↑linear accelerator) ╂[< lin(ear) ac(celerator)] …
34lin|ar — «LY nahr», noun. a radio star that emits waves at wavelengths characteristic of the spectral line of certain chemical compounds. ╂[< lin(e) + ar, as in quasar, pulsar] …
35lin´e|al|ly — lin|e|al «LIHN ee uhl», adjective. 1. in the direct line of descent: »A grandson is a lineal descendant of his grandfather. 2. having to do with such descent; hereditary: »a lineal right. SYNONYM(S): ancestral. 3. or like a line; linear …
36lin|e|al — «LIHN ee uhl», adjective. 1. in the direct line of descent: »A grandson is a lineal descendant of his grandfather. 2. having to do with such descent; hereditary: »a lineal right. SYNONYM(S): ancestral. 3. or like a line; linear …
37lin´e|ar|ly — lin|e|ar «LIHN ee uhr», adjective. 1. of a line or lines: »The royal crown is passed from father to son in a linear succession. 2. made of lines; making use of lines: »a linear design. 3. in a line or lines: »a linear series. 4. of length: »An… …
38lin|e|ar — «LIHN ee uhr», adjective. 1. of a line or lines: »The royal crown is passed from father to son in a linear succession. 2. made of lines; making use of lines: »a linear design. 3. in a line or lines: »a linear series. 4. of length: »An inch is a… …
39lin|er — lin|er1 «LY nuhr», noun. 1. a ship or airplane belonging to a transportation system: »During the First World War Kendall commanded HMS Calgarian, a luxury liner serving as a cruiser (Maclean s). 2. a) a person who makes lines, such as a person… …
40Lin|ne|an — or Lin|nae|an «lih NEE uhn», adjective. 1. of Carolus Linnaeus (1707 1778). The Linnean system of naming animals uses two words, the first for the genus and the second for the species. 2. of the earlier system of plant classification introduced… …
