brott (brot)

piece, a fragment (cf. broti, trees felled and left İying), mal creed, ecclesiastical organization, or official ministry, Brotula (brot'ū-lä), n. [NL.) A genus of fishes, Also called Darbyites, after Mr. Darby, originally a typical of the family Brotulidæ, now restricted barrister, subsequently a clergyman of the Church of England, and thereafter an evangelist not connected with any church, to whose efforts their origin and the diffusion of their principles are to be ascribed. In a narrower sense the Darbyites are a branch of the Plymouth Brethren, entitled Exclusive Brethren, on account of the strictne of their views and the exclusivene of their communion. - United Brethren, or Unity of Brethren ( Unitas Fratrum ), the official designation of the Bohemian Brethren and of their succe ors the Moravian Brethren, or Moravians. Brotula barbata. to B. barbata, a species found in the Caribbean sea. brother (bruth'er), a. Bearing a fraternal relation in a general sense; of the character brotulid (brot'ū-lid), n. A fish of the family of a brother: as, a brother man or magistrate. It was then removed and planted in a remote place close to a brother long-style plant. IMG:content-2604.png:[blocks in formation] Brotulida. Also called brotuloid . Brotulidæ (bro-tū'li-dē), n . pl . [NL., Brotula + -ida .] A family of teleocephalous fishes, typified by the genus Brotula , having various limits in different systems. Made by Gill a family of Ophi divide a , with jugular ventrals reduced to one or two rays, and the anus in the anterior half of the length.