Terminology

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 523
ter-min-uVo-ji, n. doctrine of terms: the terms used in any art, science, . [L* terminus, and Gr. logos, discourse, See TfiiTO..] Terminus, ter'min-u:., n. the end or extreme point one of the extreme points of a railway pi. Ter mini. [L. a boundary,’ Doublet Term.] Tent, tem, n a long-winged aquatic fowl allied to the gull. [Allied to Dan. feme, sea-swallow. Ice thema. Ternary, icr'nar-i, adj proceeding by or con- — sisting of threes. n. the number three. (L. ter nan us - term, three each ties, three.] Teraate, tcr'nat. adj threefold or arranged in threes. {See Ternary.] Terrace. ter'Is, a raised level bank of earth: any raised flat place the flat roof of a house.— v to form into a terrace. [Fr terra e— terrazzo— L. terra, the earth
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