Diurnal
11diurnal — |i u| adj. 2 g. 1. Cotidiano. • s. m. 2. Livro de orações para cada dia do ano …
12diurnal — diùrnāl m <G diurnála> DEFINICIJA rel. kat. knjiga koja sadrži dijelove brevijara koji se mole danju ETIMOLOGIJA vidi diurna …
13diurnal — *daily, quotidian, circadian Contrasted words: see those at DAILY …
14diurnal — DIURNAL. Livre de Prieres que des Ecclesiastiques sont obligez de dire chaque jour …
15diurnal — ► ADJECTIVE 1) of or during the daytime. 2) daily; of each day. DERIVATIVES diurnally adverb. ORIGIN Latin diurnalis, from dies day …
16diurnal — [dī ʉr′nəl] adj. [ME < L diurnalis < diurnus, daily < dies, day: see DEITY] 1. occurring each day; daily 2. of, done, or happening in the daytime: opposed to NOCTURNAL 3. a) Bot. opening in the daytime and closing at night: said of a… …
17diurnal — I. adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Latin diurnalis more at journal Date: 14th century 1. a. recurring every day < diurnal tasks > b. having a daily cycle < diurnal tides > 2. a. o …
18Diurnal — Occurring in the daytime. A patient may have a diurnal fever rather than a nocturnal one. Diurnal also can refer to recurring every day. Pronounced die URN ul, it comes from the Latin dies for day, the root of many words including circadian… …
19DIURNAL — s. m. Livre de prières qui contient l office canonial de chaque jour, à l exception des matines, et quelquefois des laudes. Diurnal romain. Diurnal à l usage de Paris …
20DIURNAL — n. m. Livre de prières qui contient l’office canonial de chaque jour, à l’exception des matines, et quelquefois des laudes. Diurnal romain. Diurnal à l’usage de Paris …
