- (kauteriazein), from καυτήρ (kauter), "burning or
branding iron", and καίειν (
kaiein) "to burn" (of caustic).
Cauterization has been used to stop
heavy bleeding...
- because, causal, causative, cause,
excuse caust-, caut- burn Gr**** καίειν (
kaíein), καυστός, καυτός (kaustós, kautós), καυστικός (kaustikós), καῦσις (kaûsis)...
- Gr****: ἐγκαυστικός,
which means "burning in", from ἐν en, "in" and καίειν
kaiein, "to burn", and this
element of heat is
necessary for a
painting to be called...
- "resting
place in the heat of the day", from Gr**** kauma,
burning heat, from
kaiein, to burn.
Gibbon praised Boethius: “the sage who
could artfully combine...
- Gr****: ἐγκαυστικός,
means 'burning in', from ἐν, en, 'in', and καίειν,
kaiein, 'to burn'. The term
encaustic originally described a
process of painting...
- kiln, kylle, kyll, kil, kill, keele, kiele. In Gr**** the word καίειν,
kaiein,
means 'to burn'. The word "kiln" was
originally pronounced "kil" with the...
- kauteriazein, from καυτήρ
kauter "burning or
branding iron", from καίειν
kaiein "to burn".
However cauterization is now
generally understood to mean a medical...
- → see
scrying causimancy/causimomancy /ˈkɔːzɪmænsi/: by
burning (Gr****
kaiein [kaus-], 'to burn' + manteía, 'prophecy')
cephalomancy → see somatomancy...
- because, causal, causative, cause,
excuse caust-, caut- burn Gr**** καίειν (
kaíein), καυστός, καυτός (kaustós, kautós), καυστικός (kaustikós), καῦσις (kaûsis)...
