Nasus — is Latin for nose or snout, and appears in many related terms: Fish species: Gogonasus, a Devonian fish and link to early tetrapods Barbus nasus, a Cyprinid fish Bassozetus nasus, a cusk eel Chondrostoma nasus, nase Coilia nasus, an anchovy… … Wikipedia
NASUS — an a nare, an a Graeco νασμὸς, propter fluorem muci: an utrumque a nando, quod per ea innatet et enatet spiritus; pars animalis, in hominetantum eminens, de qua videaliquid supra in voce Nares. Hinc pro Iudicio, sue ἐυκρισίᾳ. Sagacitatis enim… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
našus — našùs, naši̇̀ bdv. Nãšūs rugiai̇̃ … Bendrinės lietuvių kalbos žodyno antraštynas
Nasus [1] — Nasus (lat.), so v.w. Nase … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Nasus [2] — Nasus, eine Art Weißfisch … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Nasus — [lateinisch] der, /...si, die Nase … Universal-Lexikon
Nasus — vgl. Nase … Das Wörterbuch medizinischer Fachausdrücke
našus — našùs, ì adj. (4) 1. gerai užderantis, duodantis daug vaisių, brandus (apie augalus): Grikas yra našùs grūdas, t. y. daug išduoda, kad uždera J. Kviečiai buvo labai nãšūs – daug prikūlėm Šmk. Tos obelys yr nãšios – kiek anos tura obulų! Grg … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
nasus — n. [L. nasus, nose] (ARTHROPODA: Insecta) 1. The clypeal region; the drawn out foreward part of the face. 2. In Isoptera, the snout like frontal projection that functions to eject poisonous or sticky fluids at intruders … Dictionary of invertebrate zoology
NASUS (S.) — S. NASUS nomen Saxi, a Finlandis olim pro Numinehabiti. Vide supra Dii … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
