- dessert-spoon is
known as
cochleare medium,
abbreviated as cochl. med. or less
frequently coch. med., as
opposed to the tea-spoon (
cochleare minus or minimum)...
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Cymbidium cochleare is a
species of
orchid native to the
eastern Himalayas,
China (South-West Yunnan), Taiwan. "Cymbidium
cochleare Lindl. |
Plants of...
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Typhonium cochleare is a
species of
plant in the arum
family that is
native to Australia. The
species is a geophytic,
perennial herb,
which sprouts from...
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teaspoon was
formally known by the
Latin cochleare minus (cochl. min.) to
distinguish it from the
tablespoon or
cochleare majus (cochl. maj.). When tea-drinking...
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Brainstem System Auditory system Artery AICA
Identifiers Latin nuclei cochleares MeSH D017626
NeuroNames 720
NeuroLex ID birnlex_1151 TA98 A14.1.04.247...
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tomorrow night cochl.
cochleare spoonful cochl. ampl.
cochleare amplum an
ample spoonful (a tablespoonful) cochl. infant.
cochleare infantis a
small spoonful...
- Triti**** caucasi**** Flaksb. nom. inval. Triti****
cevallos Lag. Triti****
cochleare Lag. Triti****
densiusculum Flaksb. nom. inval. Triti****
fastuosum Lag...
- (1/2 fl oz, 14.8 ml). It was more
commonly known by the
Latin name
cochleare majus (abbreviated cochl. maj.) or, in apothecaries' notation, f℥ss or...
- Chen 2020 Yunnan,
China 1,600–1,800
metres (5,200–5,900 ft)
Cymbidium cochleare Lindl. 1858 Taiwan; ****am, Sikkim, India; Bhutan;
Myanmar 300–1,600 metres...
- ****les out of the s****. The
Roman terms cochlearium, cochlear, and
cochleare denote a
liquid measure of a spoonful. A
cochlearium was also a place...
