oleaginously

o·le·ag·i·nous

O0062100 (ō′lē-ăj′ə-nəs)adj.1. Of or relating to oil.2. Falsely or smugly earnest; unctuous: oleaginous flattery.

[From Middle English oliaginose and from French oléagineux (from Old French), both from Latin oleāginus, of the olive tree, from olea, olive tree, alteration (influenced by oleum, olive oil) of olīva; see olive.]

o′le·ag′i·nous·ly adv.

oleaginously

(ˌəʊlɪˈædʒɪnəslɪ) advin an oleaginous manner

Oldrich Hujer

Hujer, Oldřich

Born Nov. 25, 1880, in Pacefice: died 1942. Czech linguist; member of the Czech Royal Scientific Society; member of the Czech Academy of Sciences (1924).

In 1924, Hujer became a professor at Charles University in Prague. He was editor of the linguistics section in the journals Listy filologické, Nase řeč, Slavia, and Naŝe vëda. He was one of the founders of Slavia (1922). His work dealt with Indo-European, primarily Slavic, languages; his basic writings dealt with the declension of Slavic nouns and the history of the Czech language before the introduction of writing.

WORKS

Slovanská deklinace jmenná. Prague, 1910.
Vývoj jazyka československého. In the collection československá vlastivěda, part 3. Prague, 1934.
Úvod do déjin jazykačeského, 3rd ed. Prague, 1946.
In Russian translation:
Vvedenie v istoriiu cheshskogo iazyka. Moscow, 1953.

REFERENCE

Soupis praci Oldficha Hujera: K jeho sedesátce v listopadu 1940. Prague, 1940.

L. I. VASIL’EVA

单词	oleaginously
释义	oleaginously o·le·ag·i·nous O0062100 (ō′lē-ăj′ə-nəs)adj.1. Of or relating to oil.2. Falsely or smugly earnest; unctuous: oleaginous flattery. [From Middle English oliaginose and from French oléagineux (from Old French), both from Latin oleāginus, of the olive tree, from olea, olive tree, alteration (influenced by oleum, olive oil) of olīva; see olive.] o′le·ag′i·nous·ly adv. oleaginously (ˌəʊlɪˈædʒɪnəslɪ) advin an oleaginous manner Oldrich Hujer Hujer, Oldřich Born Nov. 25, 1880, in Pacefice: died 1942. Czech linguist; member of the Czech Royal Scientific Society; member of the Czech Academy of Sciences (1924). In 1924, Hujer became a professor at Charles University in Prague. He was editor of the linguistics section in the journals Listy filologické, Nase řeč, Slavia, and Naŝe vëda. He was one of the founders of Slavia (1922). His work dealt with Indo-European, primarily Slavic, languages; his basic writings dealt with the declension of Slavic nouns and the history of the Czech language before the introduction of writing. WORKS Slovanská deklinace jmenná. Prague, 1910. Vývoj jazyka československého. In the collection československá vlastivěda, part 3. Prague, 1934. Úvod do déjin jazykačeského, 3rd ed. Prague, 1946. In Russian translation: Vvedenie v istoriiu cheshskogo iazyka. Moscow, 1953. REFERENCE Soupis praci Oldficha Hujera: K jeho sedesátce v listopadu 1940. Prague, 1940. L. I. VASIL’EVA MedicalSeeoleaginous
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