- This
article contains phonetic transcriptions in the
International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). For an
introductory guide on IPA symbols, see Help:IPA. For...
- the word "Corgi"
literally translates to
dwarf dog (cor = dwarf, gi =
lenitive of ci, dog). In Welsh, the term can also be used more
broadly to mean a...
- and can be
eaten raw or cooked. The
leaves and
fruit are astringent,
lenitive, and stomachic.
Decoction of both
leaves and
fruit is used in the treatment...
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round the
studios looking for the
right kind of film. The good humour, the
lenitive smile, the frog in the
throat voice betray nothing of the disappointment...
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relax lenis leni-
gentle leniency, lenient, leniment, lenis, lenition,
lenitive, lenitude,
lenity lens lent-
lentil lens, lenticel, lenticular, lentiform...
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gentle Latin lenis,
lenire leniency, lenient, leniment, lenis, lenition,
lenitive, lenitude,
lenity leon- lion
Latin leo,
leonis dandelion, Leo, leonine...
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gentle Latin lenis,
lenire leniency, lenient, leniment, lenis, lenition,
lenitive, lenitude,
lenity leon- lion
Latin leo,
leonis dandelion, Leo, leonine...
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irregular life, have made a high re****tion. Tate
Wilkinson praises his
Lenitive in "The Prize" and his
Nipperkin in "The
Sprigs of Laurel," and says that...
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itself is in 1291. The name Llanfec****
means Church of St Mec**** (In the
lenitive (treiglad meddal) the 'M'
becomes 'F',
pronounced V.). Mec**** (or Mechyll)...
- 1804, as
Farmer Ashfield in 'Speed the Plough', and, for the
first time,
Lenitive in the 'Prize'. He also
spoke an address. In 1802 he was
living at 10 Tavistock...
