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Significados de cognate en inglés

catalán
consanguini
español
cognado

One related by blood or origin; especially on sharing an ancestor with another.

cognado
portugués
cognato

A word is cognate with another if both derive from the same word in an ancestral language.

cognato
Sinónimos
Examples for "sib"
Examples for "sib"
1
Often my younger sib was already there in the warm, soft, breathing dark.
The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
2
A witch should know how to deal with her sib, the black man.
Two Sides of the Face: Midwinter Tales
3
Ye who are sib to the jungle and know it and hold it good-
Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 159, 1920-09-08
4
Such a locus could be detected in a realistic sample of affected sib pairs.
Pubmed
5
But he comes of blood that was sib to ours.
Olive: A Novel
1
I never had a blood relation before since my old aunt died.
Magnum Bonum; Or, Mother Carey's Brood
2
His wife, Alcestis, though no blood relation, handsomely undertook it and died.
Alcestis
3
One named Conabar had taken over the House of Rababull, a blood relation.
Si'Wren of the Patriarchs
4
I am not her blood relation, you know- Iammerely the General's step-daughter.
The Gambler
5
Maybe it's because there's something more than simple blood relation involved.
Changes
1
Needless to say this blood relative of Winston Churchill was not amused.
Naked pictures of famous people
2
Instead, an adult blood relative of her former husband received the money.
Reuters
3
She thought of her daughter, the first blood relative she's known.
The Guardian
4
Just a hired girl she says-couldany blood relative do a kinder deed?
Amanda: A Daughter of the Mennonites
5
The baby is with me because I'm the kids' blood relative.
Table for five
ruso
когнаты
portugués
cognato
catalán
cognat
español
cognado

Word that has a common etymological origin.

cognado
español
descendencia cognática

One who is related to another on the female side.

descendencia cognática
Uso de cognate en inglés
1
That argument produces all this misery; that and others cognate to it.
The Small House at Allington
2
The Stoics define the soul as a cognate spirit, sensible to exhalations.
Complete Works of Plutarch — Volume 3: Essays and Miscellanies
3
There was nothing formal, nothing ordained about such clusterings of cognate mentalities.
The Naked God
4
Cloned CTL can be induced to undergo apoptosis with cognate peptide epitopes.
Pubmed
5
Sea-power is a term used to indicate two distinct, though cognate things.
Sea-Power and Other Studies
6
The instincts of men are always right in this and all cognate matters.
Lessons in Life; A Series of Familiar Essays
7
Religion, then, and cognate enthusiasms were the first breeders of the Free Press.
The Free Press
8
The HK can control both phosphorylation and subsequent dephosphorylation of its cognate RR.
Pubmed
9
This repression could be relieved by ectopic expression of a cognate CI regulator.
Pubmed
10
Immunoglobulin isotype switching is also observed, indicating functional T-B cognate interactions.
Pubmed
11
The heat shock cognate protein, hsc70, has been implicated in regulating coat disassembly.
Pubmed
12
The cognate crab and fruit fly receptors differ in their responses to hormone.
Pubmed
13
SM proteins regulate membrane fusion through interactions with their cognate Sxs.
Pubmed
14
Sounds of gurgle and strangulation, with other cognate noises, was all Upstill's response.
St. George and St. Michael, Volume 3
15
The new service was welcomed by cognate health care professionals.
Pubmed
16
A cognate form (Parechidna Bruyni) has lately been found in New Guinea.
The Evolution of Man — Volume 2
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portugués
cognato
Cognate a través del tiempo
Cognate por variante geográfica
Estados Unidos de América
Común
Reino Unido
Común