hetero tri cha
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 38
pl. [Gr. heteros =other, and thrix (gen it. trichos )=a hair.] Zool.: A division of Infusoria having fine cilia all over the body, and a circle of larger ones around the anterior end. IMG:content-1152.png:[blocks in formation] [Pref. hetero- , and Gr. trope =a turn, a turning.] Bot. ( of an embryo): Lying parallel with the hilum, having the radicle pointing neither to the apex nor to the base of the seed, but lying acro it. *heth-ing, s . [A.S.] Shame, mockery, contempt. "Now are we driven til he thing and til scorne." Chaucer: C. T., 4, 108. hět-man, s . [Pol.; cf. Ger. hauptman =headman.] The title of the head or general of the Co acks. It was abolished among the Co acks of the Ukraine by Catherine of Ru ia, but still survives among the Co acks of the Don. The title of Chief Hetman is now held by the heir-apparent to the throne of Ru ia. "The Ukraine's Hetman , calm and bold." Byron: Mazeppa , iii,
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