Omnigenous,om-nij'-e-nus, a

consisting of all kinds (L. omnis, and genus, kind). ] omnis and pario, to bring forth). everything. everything. unlimited power: s. the Almighty. Omnipotently, om-nip'-o-tent-le, ad. with almighty power. at the same time. versal presence. (L. omnis, and scio, to know). laneous a emblage (L. omnis, and gather). and voro, to devour). the shoulder, and plate). (Gr. omphax, an unripe grape). [Med.] (Gr. omphalos, the navel, and kele, a tumour). the navel string (Gr. omphalos and tome, cutting). thing; upon; at; or near: ad. forward; onward; not off. agios, wild). or removal of a tumour (Gr. onchos, a swelling, and tome, cutting). s. the number one, or its symbol: pron. any single person. At one, in agreement. Onene , wun'-nes, s. singlene in number; unity. (Gr. one iron, a dream, and critic). interpretation of dreams ting dreams in dreams, including nightmare, somnambulism, . (Gr. one iron and odyne, pain)., tise on dreams (Gr. one iron, and logos, science or account). (Gr. one iron and manteia, divination). prising a burden. oner is, a burden). One-sidedly, wun-side'-ed-le, ad. in a one-sided manner. One-sidedne , one'-side-ed-nes, s.having regard to one side only. bulbous root; the root. barely: conj.but. Oiline , one'-le-nes, s. the state of being alone. man,half a (onos, an a , and centaur). a name (Gr. onoma, aname, and manteia, divination). mon place book. a treatise on names (Gr. onoma, and logos, science, account). words to resemble the sound made by the thing signified; the use of such or the word itself (Gr. onoma, atopœia.