Nototherium (nototherium)

[NL., IMG:content-1473.png:[blocks in formation] He holds that the phenomenal world must be distinguished from the noumenal , or world of things in themselves. Sir W. Hamilton . The inner world which we know is like the outer, phenomenal, not noumenal. E. Caird , Philos, of Kant, p. 253. noumena. See noumenon. adv . [ standynge , etc., orig. and prop. two words, not withstanding , tr. L. non obstante , lit. 'not stand- ing in the way'; being the negative not with the ppr. withstanding (ppr. of withstand ), agree- ing (as in L.) with the noun in the nominative noumenally (nö'me-nal-i), adv . As regards (in L. the ablative) absolute. As the noun usu- ally follows, the ppr. came to be regarded as a Doctor Otto Pfleiderer bases intuitional morality prep. (as also with during , ppr.), and is now on a noumenally realistic psychology. usually so construed. When the noun is omit- New Princeton Rev., I. 151. ted, notwithstanding a umes the aspect of a noumenon (no-öʻme-non), n.; pl. noumena (-nä). conjunction.] I. neg.ppr. Not opposing; not ing to the contrary. A genus of Hylidæ, having on the back a kind of pouch or marsupium in which the eggs are No to trema marsupia tum. received and hatched; the pouch-toads. The species are N. marsupia tum, a native of Peru, N. oviferum, and N. fi ipes, the last from Pernambuco in Brazil. no to trema to us (nō-to-trem'a-tus), a. [