cyn - significado y definición. Qué es cyn
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Qué (quién) es cyn - definición


Formes         
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Su-; Eu-; Εὖ-; Ευ-; Tyranno; Ornis; Archaeo-; Archus; Archi-; Arch-; Brachi-; Brachy-; Cephalo; Cephalo-; Cephalian; Cantho-; Cetio; Cetio-; Cheirus; Cyn-; Donto; Formes; Deino-; Coel-; Giganto-; Gnath; Gnath-; Gnathus; Eo-; Gnatho-; Ichthyo; Ichtyo-; Ichthyo-; Lopho-; Lopho; Lophus; Odont; Megalo; Maia-; Odonto; Pachy-; Mimo-; Megalo-; Nycho; Nycho-; Nychus; Odonto-; Ornith; Ornith-; Ornitho; Ornitho-; Pithecus; Plesio-; Podo-; Pro-; Protero; Protero-; Psittaco; Psittaco-; Pter-; Ptero; Ptero-; Pterus; Pteryg; Pteryg-; Raptor-; Sauro; Sauro-; Smilo-; Smilus; Stego-; Stega; Stome; Stomus; Sucho-; Thero-; Therium; Thylac; Thylac-; Titano-; Tyranno-; Sarco-; Rhin-; Rhino-; Archae-; Archaeo; Archo-; Cyno; Cyno-; Donto-; Dino-; Suchus; Arthro; Arthro-; Dromeo-; Dromeo; Dromeus; Thylaco; Thylaco-; Commonly used taxonomic affixes; Lepis; Lepido; Lepido-; Aspido-; Aspido; Delphys; Delpho-; Delpho
<language, music> An object-oriented language for music composition and synthesis, written in VLISP. ["Formes: Composition and Scheduling of Processes", X. Rodet & P. Cointe, Computer Music J 8(3):32-50 (Fall 1984)]. (1996-06-24)
Odonto-         
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Su-; Eu-; Εὖ-; Ευ-; Tyranno; Ornis; Archaeo-; Archus; Archi-; Arch-; Brachi-; Brachy-; Cephalo; Cephalo-; Cephalian; Cantho-; Cetio; Cetio-; Cheirus; Cyn-; Donto; Formes; Deino-; Coel-; Giganto-; Gnath; Gnath-; Gnathus; Eo-; Gnatho-; Ichthyo; Ichtyo-; Ichthyo-; Lopho-; Lopho; Lophus; Odont; Megalo; Maia-; Odonto; Pachy-; Mimo-; Megalo-; Nycho; Nycho-; Nychus; Odonto-; Ornith; Ornith-; Ornitho; Ornitho-; Pithecus; Plesio-; Podo-; Pro-; Protero; Protero-; Psittaco; Psittaco-; Pter-; Ptero; Ptero-; Pterus; Pteryg; Pteryg-; Raptor-; Sauro; Sauro-; Smilo-; Smilus; Stego-; Stega; Stome; Stomus; Sucho-; Thero-; Therium; Thylac; Thylac-; Titano-; Tyranno-; Sarco-; Rhin-; Rhino-; Archae-; Archaeo; Archo-; Cyno; Cyno-; Donto-; Dino-; Suchus; Arthro; Arthro-; Dromeo-; Dromeo; Dromeus; Thylaco; Thylaco-; Commonly used taxonomic affixes; Lepis; Lepido; Lepido-; Aspido-; Aspido; Delphys; Delpho-; Delpho
·- A combining form from ·Gr. 'odoy`s, 'odo`ntos, a tooth.
Arch-         
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Su-; Eu-; Εὖ-; Ευ-; Tyranno; Ornis; Archaeo-; Archus; Archi-; Arch-; Brachi-; Brachy-; Cephalo; Cephalo-; Cephalian; Cantho-; Cetio; Cetio-; Cheirus; Cyn-; Donto; Formes; Deino-; Coel-; Giganto-; Gnath; Gnath-; Gnathus; Eo-; Gnatho-; Ichthyo; Ichtyo-; Ichthyo-; Lopho-; Lopho; Lophus; Odont; Megalo; Maia-; Odonto; Pachy-; Mimo-; Megalo-; Nycho; Nycho-; Nychus; Odonto-; Ornith; Ornith-; Ornitho; Ornitho-; Pithecus; Plesio-; Podo-; Pro-; Protero; Protero-; Psittaco; Psittaco-; Pter-; Ptero; Ptero-; Pterus; Pteryg; Pteryg-; Raptor-; Sauro; Sauro-; Smilo-; Smilus; Stego-; Stega; Stome; Stomus; Sucho-; Thero-; Therium; Thylac; Thylac-; Titano-; Tyranno-; Sarco-; Rhin-; Rhino-; Archae-; Archaeo; Archo-; Cyno; Cyno-; Donto-; Dino-; Suchus; Arthro; Arthro-; Dromeo-; Dromeo; Dromeus; Thylaco; Thylaco-; Commonly used taxonomic affixes; Lepis; Lepido; Lepido-; Aspido-; Aspido; Delphys; Delpho-; Delpho
·- A prefix signifying chief, as in archbuilder, archfiend.

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Cyn
| birth_place = Michigan, U.S.
Ejemplos de uso de cyn
1. We have a membership card for the Cyn Lennon Beatles fan club in the US.
2. To win an arson conviction, prosecutors would have to prove the boy intended to cause harm, which would be difficult given that they seem to have accepted his explanation that the fire was an accident, said Cyn Yamashiro, who directs Loyola Law School‘s Center for Juvenile Law and Policy.