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Pleochroic
Pleochroic Ple`o*chro"ic, a.
Having the property of pleochroism.
Pleochroism
Pleochroism Ple*och"ro*ism, n. [Gr.? mor? + ? color.]
(Crystallog.)
The property possessed by some crystals, of showing different
colors when viewed in the direction of different axes.
Pleochromatic
Pleochromatic Ple*och`ro*mat"ic, a.
Pleochroic.
Pleochromatism
Pleochromatism Ple`o*chro"ma*tism, n.
Pleochroism.
Pleochroous
Pleochroous Ple*och"ro*ous, a.
Pleochroic.
Meaning of Leoch from wikipedia
- to see her family. The
Scots do not
believe her and take her to
Castle Leoch,
where Claire searches for a way to
return to her own time. The highlanders...
- the
filming was also done on
location at
Doune Castle,
serving as
Castle Leoch. On July 19, 2024,
Starz announced on
social media that
filming had wrapped...
- wound.
Claire is
brought to
Castle Leoch, and
realizes that she has
somehow traveled back in time. 2 2 "Castle
Leoch" John Dahl
Ronald D.
Moore August 16...
- tune of "Loch Lomond" can be
heard in the
first 1:13 of the song "Castle
Leoch" from the Outlander,
Season 1,
Volume 1
soundtrack by Bear McCreary. Inverarnan...
-
novels by
George R. R. Martin. The
castle depicted the
fictional "Castle
Leoch" in the TV
adaptation of the
Outlander series of novels. The
castle was...
- Scots.
Castle Leod is
widely considered to be the
inspiration behind Castle Leoch, the seat and home of the
laird of Clan Mackenzie, in
Diana Gabaldon's Outlander...
- (1991)
Season 1 ("S****enach")
Duncan Lacroix Colum MacKenzie The
Laird of
Leoch,
Colum is a
chief of the
MacKenzie clan, and Jamie's
maternal uncle. Colum...
- Mackenzie,
Castle Leod is
widely considered to be the
inspiration behind Castle Leoch, the home of the Clan Mackenzie, in
Diana Gabaldon's
Outlander series. It...
- in the wake of the
Second World War, the
Minton tiles were
replaced with
Leoch paving stones from
Dundee while the
heraldic medallions and
marble bands...
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LEOCH POWO: urn:lsid:ipni.org:names:30003682-2 Tropicos: 40003883 WFO: wfo-4000021017...
