Aeolic digamma
noun
The sixth letter of the early Greek alphabet preserved in the Aeolic dialect.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Stillingfleet (1635–1699), bishop of Worcester and theologian. After classical Latin Aeolicum digammon; compare Aeolica littera Aeolic letter, and also French digamma éolique.
- proletary
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- proletculte
- proletkult
- proletkul't
- proletkultist
- prolet-ˈcultist
- prolicidal
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- microcrystallinity
- microculture
- microcyclic
- microcyst
- Microcystis
- microcyte
- microcythaemia
- microcythemia
- microcytic
- microcytosis
- microdata
- microdegree
- microdensitometer
- microdermabrasion
- microdetector
- microdiffraction