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71self — One s own self, as where a note is made payable to self …
72self — The elusive ‘I’ that shows an alarming tendency to disappear when we try to introspect it. See bundle theory of the mind or self, Cartesian dualism, personal identity …
73Self — This interesting and unusual name with variant spelling Selfe, may derive from two possible sources. Firstly it may derive from the Old English personal name Saewulf , composed of the elements Soe , sea and wulf , wolf, hence seawolf . The name… …
74self — [OE] Self is a general Germanic word, closely related to German selbe, Dutch zelf, Swedish sjelv, and Danish selv. These all point back to a prehistoric Germanic *selba . Where this came from is not known for certain, although it seems likely to… …
75self-ruin — self′ ru′in n …
76šélf — a m (ẹ̑) geogr. dno obrežnega morja, globokega do 200 metrov: šelf, prekrit s sedimenti …
77self — reaktorius statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. reactance coil; reactor vok. Drossel, f; Drosselspule, f; induktiver Widerstand, m; Reaktor, m rus. реактор, m pranc. bobine d induction, f; inductance, f; pile, f; réactance, f; réacteur …
78self- — auto statusas T sritis chemija apibrėžtis Sudurtinių žodžių dalis, reiškianti savaiminį procesą. atitikmenys: angl. auto ; self rus. авто ; само …
79self — [OE] Self is a general Germanic word, closely related to German selbe, Dutch zelf, Swedish sjelv, and Danish selv. These all point back to a prehistoric Germanic *selba . Where this came from is not known for certain, although it seems likely to… …
80self-ex·am — /ˌsɛlfıgˈzæm/ noun, pl ams [count] : ↑self examination …
