Relating to the scientific study of the development and evolution of languages or of language families.
/ˌɡlɒtəˈɡɑːnɪk/
Relating to the arctogeous, referring to certain structures associated with the lateral parts of the human genitalia in medical and biological contexts.
/ˈɑːrkədʒɪk/
a traditional South Indian spice paste or sauce made from a mixture of ground spices, typically used as a flavoring agent in various dishes such as sambar, rasam, and chutneys. The exact composition can vary, but common ingredients include turmeric, mustard seed, cumin, coriander, fenugreek, chili, and asafetida.
/ˈkuːzəmbuː/
A form of punishment in which a person runs between two rows of people who strike him; a trial by ordeal or a difficult or dangerous ordeal; an ordeal or test, especially an emotionally or physically trying one.
/ˈɡæntfl/
In an unsplendid, lacking in grandeur, or plain manner; without show or grand displays.
/ənˈspləndriəsli/
The act of baiting scammers or fake accounts, often for the purpose of gathering evidence or preventing them from defrauding others. It can involve responding to scams in order to maneuver the scammer into revealing their modus operandi or to gain legal evidence to prosecute them. Scambaiting is often performed by experienced internet users and sometimes professionals in information security.
/ˈskæm.bɪt.ɪŋ/
Anti-frictional refers to the properties or abilities of materials, bearings, or other components that reduce friction, thereby increasing efficiency and durability in mechanical systems.
/æntɪˈfrɪktʃərəl/
A superorder of mammals, comprising bats, which are the only living mammals capable of true flight.
/ˌkɪərɪɒp'tɜːrə/
The act or process of diminishing or reducing something by a fixed proportion. It is mathematically related to redution, but here it typically refers to a more precise or specialized form of reduction, often involving a multiplication by a fraction that is a power of ten.
/vaɪˈsɪmɪˌneɪʃən/
Describing a continuous or unobstructed passage from one point to another, often used in the context of network connections or traversal systems that allow seamless movement between different spaces.
/pəˈrɑːtəltoˈpəːrɑːtəl/