copt

  • 11copt-know —  the top of a conical hill, from COPT …

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  • 12Copt — noun Etymology: Arabic qubṭ Copts, from Coptic kyptios, gyptios Egyptian, from Greek Aigyptios Date: circa 1520 1. a member of the traditional Monophysite Christian church originating and centering in Egypt 2. a member of a people descended from… …

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  • 13Copt — /kopt/, n. 1. a member of the Coptic Church. 2. a native Egyptian claiming descent from the ancient Egyptians. Also, Copht. [1605 15; < Ar qubt, back formation from qubti < Coptic kyptios, var. of gyptios < Gk Aigýptios EGYPTIAN] * * * …

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  • 14Copt — noun A member of the Coptic Church …

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  • 15COPT — circumoval precipitin reaction test; computerized oxygen therapy protocol …

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  • 16Copt — kÉ’pt n. member of the Egyptian Coptic Church; Egyptian who is a descendant of the ancient Egyptian people …

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  • 17Copt — [kɒpt] noun 1》 a native Egyptian in the Hellenistic and Roman periods. 2》 a member of the Coptic Church, the native Christian Church in Egypt. Origin from Fr. Copte or mod. L. Coptus, from Arab. al ḳibṭ, al ḳubṭ Copts , from Coptic Gyptios, from&#8230; …

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  • 18copt — o (G). Cut; strike …

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  • 19Copt — [[t]kɒpt[/t]] n. rel an Egyptian who is a member of the Coptic Church • Etymology: 1605–15; &LT; Ar qubṭ, back formation from qubṭī &LT; Coptic kyptios, var. of gyptios &LT; Gk Aigýptios Egyptian …

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  • 20copt — còpt interj., copt 1. capt, kapt: Copt ir pagriebė Ėr. Numirėlis copt až rankos VoL485. Aš jį còpt už atlagų ir į žemę Skr. 2. šiaip kokiam staigiam veiksmui žymėti: Còpt gaunu pranešimą vekselius išsipirkti Prn …

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