Comnenus refers to a member of the Comnenus dynasty, a prominent and influential family that ruled the Byzantine Empire during the 12th century. They are known for their military prowess, cultural contribution, and political stability during that era.
/'kɒnənəs/
The state or quality of being ministerial, pertaining to or characteristic of a minister, especially a government minister; the manner or style in which a minister performs their role, often denoting a sense of obligation, responsibility, and duty towards one's office and the public.
/ˌmɪnɪˈtərɪnlɪs/
Heliolites are fossilized colonial organisms that lived during the Middle to Late Cambrian period, known for their distinctive, radiation-like symmetry.
/hɪliˈoʊlɪtɪz/
Not expressed or described in terms of numbers; not numerical. Nonquantitative data does not deal with specific quantities or measurements but rather with qualitative aspects or descriptions.
/nɒnˈkwɒntɪtɪv/
This term is somewhat unusual and may be a misspelling of 'passionate', which means having or showing strong feelings or opinions. A passionary person is particularly passionate or eager about a particular subject or activity.
/pæʃˈnerəri/
A large crack or crevasse in a glacier, generally running for a few hundred metres, resulting from stretching of ice due to the glacier's movement and the unequal pace of glacial flow. It usually forms across a saddle at an icefall or between two upper glacial cirques.
/ˈbɜːrdskrʌnd/
Headreach is a term that typically refers to an exaggerated or over-extended reach with the head, often as a defensive move or an expression of emotion. It can also be used to describe an attempt to touch the head of another person, either by accident or intentionally, often as a gesture in secondary school settings.
/herdriːtʃ/
Describing a compound or structure consisting of three nuclei or nuclear entities, often used in chemistry, materials science, or physics.
/traɪˈnklɪər/