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Definition of inia
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of inia is as below...
Inia (n.) A South
American
freshwater
dolphin
(Inia
Boliviensis).
It is ten or
twelve
feet long, and has a hairy
snout..
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Siniate
::
Siniate
(a.)
Having
the
margin
alternately
curved
inward
and
outward;
having
rounded
lobes
separated
by
rounded
sinuses;
sinuous;
wavy.
Lungwort
::
Lungwort
(n.) Any plant of the genus
Mertensia
(esp. M.
Virginica
and M.
Sibirica)
plants
nearly
related
to
Pulmonaria.
The
American
lungwort
is
Mertensia
Virginica,
Virginia
cowslip..
Strawboard
::
Strawberry
(n.) A
fragrant
edible
berry,
of a
delicious
taste and
commonly
of a red
color,
the fruit of a plant of the genus
Fragaria,
of which there are many
varieties.
Also, the plant
bearing
the
fruit.
The
common
American
strawberry
is
Fragaria
virginiana;
the
European,
F.
vesca.
There are also other less
common
species..
Serpentinian
::
Serpentinian
(n.) See 2d
Ophite.
Opiniatre
::
Opiniatre
(a.)
Opinionated.
Roscoelite
::
Roscoelite
(n.) A green
micaceous
mineral
occurring
in
minute
scales.
It is
essentially
a
silicate
of
aluminia
and
potash
containing
vanadium.
Pocoson
::
Pocoson
(n.) Low,
wooded
grounds
or
swamps
in
Eastern
Maryland
and
Virginia..
Authentics
::
Authentics
(n.) A
collection
of the
Novels
or New
Constitutions
of
Justinian,
by an
anonymous
author;
-- so
called
on
account
of its
authenticity..
Brazil Wood
::
Brazil
wood () The wood of the
oriental
Caesalpinia
Sapan;
-- so
called
before
the
discovery
of
America.
Actinia
::
Actinia
(n.) A genus in the
family
Actinidae.
Hydractinian
::
Hydractinian
(n.) Any
species
or
marine
hydroids,
of the genus
Hydractinia
and
allied
genera.
These
hydroids
form, by their
rootstalks,
a firm,
chitinous
coating
on
shells
and
stones,
and esp. on
spiral
shells
occupied
by
hermit
crabs.
See
Illust.
of
Athecata..
Thuringite
::
Thuringite
(n.) A
mineral
occurring
as an
aggregation
of
minute
scales
having
an
olive-green
color and
pearly
luster.
It is a
hydrous
silicate
of
aluminia
and iron.
Actiniae
::
Actiniae
(pl. ) of
Actini.
Augustinianism
::
Augustinianism
(n.) Alt. of
Augustinis.
Carmine
::
Carmine
(n.) A
beautiful
pigment,
or a lake, of this
color,
prepared
from
cochineal,
and used in
miniature
painting..
Amharic
::
Amharic
(n.) The
Amharic
language
(now the chief
language
of
Abyssinia).
Socinianism
::
Socinianism
(n.) The
tenets
or
doctrines
of
Faustus
Socinus,
an
Italian
theologian
of the
sixteenth
century,
who
denied
the
Trinity,
the deity of
Christ,
the
personality
of the
Devil,
the
native
and total
depravity
of man, the
vicarious
atonement,
and the
eternity
of
future
punishment.
His
theory
was, that
Christ
was a man
divinely
commissioned,
who had no
existence
before
he was
conceived
by the
Virgin
Mary; that human sin was the
imitation
of
Adam's
sin, and that human
salvation
was the
imitat
Abuna
::
Abuna (n.) The
Patriarch,
or head of the
Abyssinian
Church..
Brand
::
Brand (v. t.) Any
minute
fungus
which
produces
a burnt
appearance
in
plants.
The
brands
are of many
species
and
several
genera
of the order
Pucciniaei.
Czarinian
::
Czarinian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the czar or the
czarina;
czarish.
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