cosovereign (kosuveran)

[ Peter being then only a boy, Sophia, Ivan's sister of the whole blood, was joined with them as regent, under the title of co -sovereign. Brougham. cospecific (kō-spē-sif'ik), a . [ co -1 + specific .] Of the same species; conspecific. co 1t, n. [ME., co , a ki : see ki , n. and v .] A ki . The queen thus a corded with the Cros, Agens hym spak no more spec he; The lady zaf the cros a co e , The lady of love longe loue gan sec he. Holy Rood (E. E. T. S.), p. 207. co 2+ (kos), n . [In phrase rule of co , an early name for algebra, a half-translation of It. re- gola di cos a , lit. the rule of the thing: regola , regula , rule; di , de , of; cos a , a thing ( causa , a cause, LL. a thing), being the unknown quantity, x : see rule , chose2 , and x as an algebraic symbol.] The unknown quan- tity in an algebraic problem. Also cos , cos a.- Rule of co , an elementary algebraic method of solving problems; algebra. co 3 (kos), п. [Also written kos , repr. Hind. kos Beng. kros , a co , Skt. kroça , a call, calling-distance (e. g., Hind. gau - kos , the dis- tance at one can hear the lowing of a cow), I determined to keep to the road and ride round to the next bungalow at Narkunda, which is ten co , or about fifteen miles away. W. H. Ru ell, Diary in India, II. 164. Co ack (kos'ak), n . [Ru . Kozaků , Kazaků , a Co ack; cf. Turk. kazāk , a robber; said to be of Tatar origin.] inhabiting the steppes of Ru ia along the lower origin.] One of military people Don and about the Dnieper, and in le er num- bers in eastern Ru ia, Caucasia, Siberia, and elsewhere. Their origin is uncertain, but their nucleus is supposed to have consisted of refugees from the ancient limits of Ru ia forced by hostile invasion to the adoption of a military organization or order, which grew into a more or le free tribal existence. Their independent spirit has led to numerous unsucce ful revolts, ending in their army order and harmony; the system of order and subjection, although they retain various privileges. As law exhibited universe. If we take the highest product of evolution, civilized human society, and ask to what agency all its marvels must be credited, the inevitable answer is-To that Unknown Cause of which the entire Cosmos is a manifestation. H. Spencer , Pop. Sci. Mo., XXV. 471. 3. Any system or circle of facts or things considered as complete in itself. Each of us is constantly having sensations which do not amount to perceptions [and] make no lodgment in the cos mos of our experience. T. H. Green, Prolegomena to Ethics, § 145. light cavalry form element in the very valuable in skirmishing operations and in the protection of the frontiers of the empire.