Arcadian,ar-ka-de-an

Arcadia, ar-ka'-dik, 5 a. toral. pertaining to Arcadia; pas- ARCHES COURT ar-ka'-num, s. a secret: pl. Arcana, secret things; mysteries (L.) ark-boo'-tong, s. a flying buttre (Fr.) artsh, s. an arc; a curved structure of stone or brick, so arranged that the parts by mutual pre ure support each other; any place covered with an arch; the vault of heaven, or the sky. Triumphal arch, an arch erected to adorn or commemorate a triumph: v.a. to cover with an arch; to form into a curve: v.n. to make an arch or arches (L. arcus, a bow). mischievous artsh, a. for crafty sport; (Gr. shrewd arg,; mischievous) waggish; roguish; Archly, artsh'-le, ad. in an arch manner. Archne ,. artsh'- nes, s. the quality of being arch. artsh, a. chief of the first cla ; used as a prefix to words from the Greek (archos, chief). ar-ke-o-lodj'-ik, Archæological, ar-ke-olodj'-ik-al, a. relating to archæology. Archæologically, ar-ke-o-lodj'-ik-al-le, ad. in an archæological manner. ar-ke-ol'-o-jist, s. one versed in archæ- ology. ar-ke-ol -o-je, s. the science which treats of antiquities, and especially prehistoric remains (Gr. archaios, ancient, logos science). ar-ka'-ik, a. ancient,; obsolete (Gr. arar-ka' -ik-al, chaios) ar-ka-ol -o-je, s. See Archæology.. ark'-a-izm, s. an archaic or obsolete expre ion. ark-ayn'-jel, s. an angel of the highest (Gr. order archos; one and of the angel.) family Archangelic, of the dead-nettle ark-an-jel'-ik,a. [Bot.], belonging to archangels. artsh-ark'-e-tekt, s. the Supreme Architect. artsh-bish'-up, s. a chief bishop, or the bishop of a province, and also of his own diocese. artsh-bish'-up-rik, s. the province of an archbishop. artsh-brik, s. a brick for building arches. artsh-but -ler, s. the chief butler; an officer who presented the cup to the old German emperor on solemn occasions. artsh-but -tres, s. a flying buttre . artsh-tshame'-ber-lane, s. the chief chamberlain, an officer of the old German empire. artsh-tshan' -sel-ler, s. a chief chancellor, an officer in the old German empire, who presided over the secretaries of the court. artsh-tshant'-er, s. the chief chanter. artsh-kem'-ik, a. of highest chemical power. artsh-kownt', s. a chief count. artsh-dap'-e-fer, s. an officer of the German empire, who at at the coronation of the emperor carried the first dish of meat to table on horseback. artsh-de' -kn, s. a dignitary, next in rank below a bishop, with jurisdiction over the whole diocese, or a part of it. artsh-de'-kn-ate, s. the jurisdiction of an archdeacon. artsh-de'-kn-re, s. the office,jurisdiction, or residence of an archdeacon. artsh-de'-kn-ship, s. the office of an archdeacon. artsh -di'-o-sees, s. the diocese of an archbishop. artsh-dru' -id, s. chief pontiff of the Druids. artsh-dew'-kal, a. pertaining to an archduke. artsh-dutsh'-es, s. wife of an archduke; daughter of the houses of Ru ia and Austria. artsh-dutsh'-e, artsh-dewk'-dum,S s. rank the territory of an arch or duke or archduche . artsh-dewk', s. a prince of the houses of Ru ia and Austria. ark-e'-al, a. belonging to the archeus. ar-ke-bi'-o-sis, s. the alleged derivation of life from that which has none (Gr. arc he, beginning, and bios life)., -, ar-ke-go' -ne-um, s. the ovary of cryptogams (Gr. and gonos offspring). ar-keg'-o-ne,, s. the doctrine of the genesis of life, specially of abiogenesis. -o-je, s. the science of first principles. artsh-en'-e-me, s. a principal enemy. artsh'-er, s. a bowman. artsh'-er-es, s. a female archer. artsh'-er-e, s. the art or act of shooting with abow and arrow. Court, artsh'-ez-koart, s. the supreme court of appeal in ecclesiastical causes lying within the province of Canterbury, so called from the church of St. Mary-le-Bow, whose top is of stone pillars built archwise, where it was anciently held.