epithesis

Related to epithesis: unallocated, in favour of

epithesis

(ˌɛpɪˈθiːsɪs)
n, pl ses (-siːz)
1. (Linguistics) linguistics the addition of a letter to the end of a word, so that its sense does not change
2. (Medicine) a splint
3. surgery an orthopaedic modification to a deformed extremity
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epithesis

paragoge.
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"Deaconesses took up their functions through an epithesis cherion or imposition of hands that conferred the Holy Spirit, as did the lectors" (ITC, Diakonia of Christ 22).
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Then, we placed the digital model of the eyeglasses on the 3-D model of the patient's face with reference to the existing anatomical structures previously scanned, as well as to the designed nasal epithesis (Figure 4(c)).
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(troncamento) fe' for fede un po' for un poco epitesi epithesis (paragoge) (paragoge) The opposite.
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--1978, Die Epithesis in wotischen Volksliedern.--COY XIV, 15-19.
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