A person who is married to two or more people simultaneously without legal justification, or a person who knowingly maintains more than one marital relationship at the same time.
/ˈbig.ə.məst/
In a manner that involves the use of logarithms, typically referring to the application of logarithmic scales or transformations in calculations or measurements.
/lɒɡˈɒm.ɪ.dʒɪ.kəl/
A city in Nicaragua that serves as the capital of the Matagalpa Department, characterized by its history, culture, and natural attractions. The city is located at the foot of Cerro Dirié and is known for its coffee plantations and festivals.
/məˈtæɡləpə/
In the context of Estonian history and culture, Azorin refers to a mountain in Estonia, located in the Põlva County, known for its natural beauty and winter sports activities. However, 'azorin' might not be a widely recognized term in English and is typically localized to Estonian contexts.
/aˈso.riン/
Menangkabau is a region and municipality located in the district of Kedah in northern Malaysia, known for its rich biodiversity, traditional way of life, and cultural heritage.
/məntɐŋkɐˈбуː/
1. A small shaft or rod, especially one used in conjunction with a main shaft, lever, or other device to amplify or transmit force, often found in mechanical devices or tools such as crossbows.
/ˈfɔrʃæft/
The process of treating wood or other materials with naphthalene to preserve them by inhibiting fungal and insect infestations.
/næfˈTHElᵻˌzeɪʃən/
Ichthulin is a term used in scientific research, specifically in the context of neuroscience, to describe a synthetic compound that mimics the effect of neuromuscular junction activity. It is often used in experiments to observe the response of muscles to neuronal signals.
/ɪkˈθʌl.jɪn/