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Nicholine
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English
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Etymology
From en Nicholas ine.
Pronunciation
en /nɪkəlaɪn/ for the adjective
en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Nicholine.wav Southern England
Adjective
Created by, in the style of or pertaining to any of several people named Nicholas.
en 1994 Helen M. Jewell The North--South divide 166 Three fixed points are the bishop of Norwich's valuation of 1254, the Nicholine taxation of 1291-2,
2000, Antonio Pinelli, Maria Beltramini, Alessandro Angeli (photographer), The Basilica of St Peter in the Vatican: Essays, page 41:
It seems that around 1470 Pope Paul II ordered the resumption of work on the new Nicholine tribune,
en 2002 Anthony Grafton Leon Battista Alberti: Master Builder of the Italian Renaissance 297 Nicholine Rome failed to reach completion, as one disaster followed another. Nicholas managed to realize only a fragment of what he planned.
Proper noun
en female Ancient Greek, a feminine form of Nicholas.
Anagrams
en cehiilnno chinoline
en eponyms