- THER
- therapeutic procedure [UMLS]
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ther — ther·a·peu·sis; ther·a·peu·tae; ther·a·peu·tant; ther·a·peu·tics; ther·a·peu·tist; ther·a·pho·sa; ther·a·phose; ther·a·pho·si·dae; ther·a·pist; ther·a·pon; ther·a·py; ther·a·va·da; ther·a·va·din; ther·blig; ther·e·min; ther·i·di·idae; ther·mae;… … English syllables
Ther — ist der Familienname folgender Personen: Leopold Ther (1908–1971), österreichischer Pharmakologe Philipp Ther (* 1967), deutscher Zeithistoriker und Kulturwissenschaftler Diese Seite ist eine Begriffsklärung zur Unterscheidun … Deutsch Wikipedia
-ther — ther·mous; … English syllables
ther|a|py — «THEHR uh pee», noun, plural pies. 1. the treatment of diseases or disorders: »physical therapy, electrotherapy. 2. curative power; healing quality. ╂[< New Latin therapia < Greek therapeíā < therapeúein; see etym. under therapeutic (Cf … Useful english dictionary
Ther|a|va|da — «THEHR uh VAH duh», noun. the form of Buddhism predominant in southeastern Asia; Hinayana: »There are at present two main schools Theravada or the Way of the Elders, a sect in Ceylon, Burma, Thailand, and Cambodia, stressing monastic salvation,… … Useful english dictionary
ther|mo|pe|ri|od — «THUR moh PIHR ee uhd», noun. the length of time during which a plant is exposed to a particular temperature each day … Useful english dictionary
æther — æther, ial etc., occas. var. ether, ial, etc … Useful english dictionary
ther — inflexion of tharf v.; obs. f. dare v.1 (A. 9); obs. f. their, there; obs. var. thir; obs. inflexion of that, the … Useful english dictionary
ther- — combining form or thero Etymology: Greek thēr , thēro , from thēr more at fierce : wild beast Theromorpha therodont … Useful english dictionary
Æther — Éther (mythologie) Pour les articles homonymes, voir Éther. Dans la mythologie grecque, Éther ou Æther (en grec ancien Αἰθήρ / Aithếr, de αἵθω / aíthô, « brûler ») est un dieu primordial. Selon Hésiode, il est le fils d Érèbe … Wikipédia en Français
ther's — wal·ther s; … English syllables
