lobar
1lobar — LOBÁR, Ă, lobari, e, adj. Care aparţine lobului1, privitor la lob1. – Din fr. lobaire. Trimis de LauraGellner, 24.05.2004. Sursa: DEX 98 lobár adj. m., pl. lobári; f. sg. lobáră, pl …
2lobar — [lō′bər, lō′bär΄] adj. [ModL lobaris] of a lobe or lobes [lobar pneumonia] …
3Lobar — Lo bar, a. Of or pertaining to a lobe; characterized by, or like, a lobe or lobes. [1913 Webster] …
4Lobǟr — (lat.), einen Lungenlappen (lobus) betreffend; lobulär, ein Lungenläppchen (lobulus) betreffend …
5Lobär — (lat.), den ganzen Lungenlappen (lobus), lobulär, einen Teil desselben betreffend. Lobärpneumonīe, Entzündung der Lungenlappen (s. Lungenentzündung) …
6lobär — [zu griechisch lobós »Ohrläppchen«, »Lappen«], lobulär, Anatomie: einen Organlappen betreffend, z. B. Lungenlappen. * * * lo|bär <Adj.> [zu ↑Lobus] (Med.): den ↑Lappen (3 d) eines Organs (z. B. der Lunge) betreffend …
7Lobar — Having to do with a lobe. For example, lobar pneumonia. * * * Relating to any lobe. l. nephronia 1. a focal renal mass related to acute infection. 2. acute focal bacterial nephritis. 3. renal ph …
8lobar — /ˈloʊbə/ (say lohbuh) adjective of or relating to a lobe, as of the lungs: lobar pneumonia …
9lobar — adj. 1 of the lungs (lobar pneumonia). 2 of, relating to, or affecting a lobe …
10Lobar the Wolf — was the leader of a troupe of Brabançon mercenaries which had fought in numerous battles all across Europe in the latter half of the twelfth century. He is a shadowy historical figure. In the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, mercenary bands were …
