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51reg- — To move in a straight line, with derivatives meaning “to direct in a straight line, lead, rule.” Oldest form *ə₃reg̑ , becoming *ə₃reg in centum languages. Derivatives include right, realm, anorexia, rich, rule, interrogate, and reckless. I.… …
52Reg — Pour les articles homonymes, voir REG. Reg de l Adrar mauritanien (au premier plan) …
53reg — 1 règ interj. kartojant reiškia dardėjimą: Kopėčios reg reg reg – slysta per sieną Š(Sl) …
54Reg-1 — Islet cell mitogen, the product of the pancreatic regulating ( reg1 ) gene. Expression of reg1 inversely correlates with cell differentiation and can be modulated by glucocorticoid receptor but not gastrointestinal hormones. Reg 1 is associated… …
55reg. — an abbreviation of registration: L reg./M reg. etc BrE (=to say what the age of a car is according to the year when it was registered) …
56Reg. — 1. regiment. 2. queen. [ < L regina] * * * reg., an abbreviation for the following: 1. regent. 2. regiment. 3. region. 4. register. 5. registered …
57reg. — 1. regent. 2. regiment. 3. region. 4. register. 5. registered. 6. registrar. 7. registry. 8. regular. 9. regularly. 10. regulation. 11. regulator. * * * …
58Reg — Admin ASC 2 Code Orig. name Reg Country and Admin Code AF.23.7729834 AF …
59reg — UK [redʒ] / US noun [singular] British an abbreviation for a vehicle s registration number, especially the first or last letter, that shows how old it is It s not brilliant, but for a G reg it goes quite well …
60reg — 2 règ (<regi) interj. žiū, žiūrėk (nustebimui reikšti rodant): Règ règ, kas tiems vaikams pasidarė, kaip jie siaučia! Grž. Reg kas ten daros! Dl. Règ kur eina žmogus! Ar pažįsti? Ds …
