Ceratostomataceae is a family of bryophytes, specifically mosses, characterized by their distinctive sporophytes with a slender, unbranched stem and capsule that opens by a lid-like lidic valve. This family is known for its peculiar morphology and is found in various habitats across the globe.
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This word is not commonly used or recognized, but based on the root word 'swart' (which means dark or black), 'swarted' might imply a state of being swart or having the quality of swart. However, the exact meaning and usage might vary based on context, and it is not officially defined in standard dictionaries.
The state or quality of being antic, characterized by humor, whimsical behavior, or a tendency to pretend and acting in a fooling manner.
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resembling a squirrel or gliding like a flying squirrel, typically with a flat tail and the ability to glide through the air by spreading the body and tail, often used to describe the body form of certain animals
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In ancient Greek, Antagoras was a name given to a Spartan general and statesman who lived in the 5th century BCE. It is also used as a historical figure's name for a male individual.
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A variant spelling of 'Jaromy', a male given name. It is used in certain regions or communities as a substitute for 'Jaromy', meaning it is a name given to a male individual.
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Referring to the area around an island or the region surrounding an island, or the islands or islets located near a particular island or archipelago.
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