ethmose (ethmos)

and n. [ sue. [NL., II. n. In histol . , areolar ti ue. Ethmosphæra (eth-mō-sfē'rä), n . ἠθμός , a sieve, + σφαίρα , sphere.) genus of radiolarians of the family Ethmosphæ rid a. Haeckel , 1860. after a very Ethnic all and prophane pompe. Coryat , Crudities, I. 4. ethnically (eth'ni-kal-i), adv . With regard to race; racially. Viewed ethnically , the Celtic race, he [Bismarck] argued, was of the female sex, while the Teutonic people was the masculine element permeating and fructifying all Europe. Lowe , Bismarck, I. 588. ethnicism (eth'ni-sizm), n. [ A hallowed temple, free from taint Of ethnic is me , makes his muse a saint. B. Jonson, Underwoods, xiii. The other was converted to Christianity from Ethni Coryat, Crudities, I. 66. ethnogenic (eth-nō-jen'ik), a. [ cis me.