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10 Language-to-English DictionariesFascicle
/ˈfæsɪkəl/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A botanical or anatomical cluster or bundle of fibers, leaves, or stems.
"The pine needles are held together in a fascicle of two or three." - 2
One of the individual sections into which a book or major publication is issued at intervals.
"The encyclopedic dictionary was published in numerous fascicles over a span of ten years."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Latin 'fasciculus', which is a diminutive of 'fascis' meaning bundle. It entered English in the mid-19th century via botanical and anatomical terminology to describe small bundles of fibers, leaves, or parts of a book published in installments.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Fascicle" is said worldwide
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fascicule
Transliteration: fasikyl
"Le premier fascicule de l'encyclopédie a été publié en janvier."
Faszikel
Transliteration: fasˈtsɪkl̩
"Die botanische Studie beschreibt das Gefässbündel als Faszikel."
fascicolo
Transliteration: faʃˈʃiːkolo
"L'opera è uscita in settimanali fascicoli."
fascículo
Transliteration: faˈsikulo
"Compró todos los fascículos de la colección."
fascículo
Transliteration: faˈsikulu
"A revista foi lançada em fascículos semanais."
पुस्तिका
Transliteration: pustika
"विश्वकोश कई पुस्तिकाओं में प्रकाशित हुआ था।"
分册
Transliteration: fēncè
"这部词典分成了二十个分册出版。"
분책
Transliteration: bun-chaek
"그 백과사전은 여러 권의 분책으로 발행되었다."
分冊
Transliteration: bunsatsu
"その辞書は全巻が分冊で刊行された。"
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