- strig
- strig;strig·e·ata;strig·i·dae;strig·i·for·mes;strig·il;strig·i·late;strig·i·la·tor;strig·i·lis;strig·il·lose;strig·o·vite;strig·u·la;strig·e·id;
English syllables. 2014.
strig
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strig — strȉg m <N mn ovi> DEFINICIJA reg. dvoručne škare kojima se strižu ovce ETIMOLOGIJA vidi strići … Hrvatski jezični portal
strig — ˈstrig noun ( s) Etymology: perhaps alteration of string (I) 1. a. : the footstalk of a leaf or flower b. dialect England … Useful english dictionary
strig|il — «STRIHJ uhl», noun. 1. a scraper for the skin, used after a bath or gymnastic exercise by the ancient Greeks and Romans. 2. one of a set of curved flutings or reedings, used in Roman architecture. 3. a brushlike part on the legs or abdomen of… … Useful english dictionary
stríg — a m (ȋ) 1. striženje: ovce pred strigom okopajo 2. fiz. istočasno delovanje dveh enako velikih nasprotno usmerjenih sil, katerih prijemališči sta v zgornji in spodnji ploskvi telesa: nateg in strig / obremenitev na strig 3. šport. hitra… … Slovar slovenskega knjižnega jezika
strig — the foot stalk of any fruit. S. The strig of a cherry … A glossary of provincial and local words used in England
strig|i|la|tion — «STRIHJ uh LAY shuhn», noun. vigorous friction with a strigil or the like … Useful english dictionary
strig — 1) , «a (L). A furrow, streak 2) , i (L). An owl; a furrow … Dictionary of word roots and combining forms
strigeid — strig·e·id … English syllables
strigil — strig·il … English syllables
strigula — strig·u·la … English syllables
