English to Esperanto Meaning of corinthian - korinta

Corinthian :

korinta, ripozu en paco, rastilo, diboĉema, diboĉulo

korinta

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Definitions of corinthian in English
Noun(1) a man devoted to the pursuit of pleasure(2) a resident of Corinth
Adjective(1) or pertaining to the Corinthian style of architecture(2) of or relating to or characteristic of Corinth or its inhabitants
Examples of corinthian in English
(1) Leaves were exstipulate, coriaceous , and hypostomatous, and typically had wavy, glandular margins.(2) These species are easily recognizable small plants having coriaceous leaves and short inflorescences bearing shiny vinaceous to yellowish rewardless flowers with Type 1 pollinarium (bearing tegular stipes).(3) In addition, the structure of the foliage favors the use of nutrients by a long active life, the retransport of certain nutrients before leaf shedding, and a high polyphenol content and coriaceous nature which reduce herbivory.(4) External cataphylls of lateral winter buds were round and coriaceous .
Related Phrases of corinthian
(1) Corinthian ::
korinta
Synonyms
Noun
1. man-about-town ::
viro-sur-urbeto
2. playboy ::
playboy
Different Forms
corinthian, corinthians
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