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10 Language-to-English Dictionariescamada
Pronunciation / Transliteration: kaˈmadɐ
"A camada geológica revela a história da formação da Terra."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A layer or stratum within a system, often used in scientific or philosophical contexts.
"The geological keisō revealed the history of the Earth's formation." - 2
In a broader sense, refers to a hierarchical structure or classification.
"The keisō of social classes can be complex and multifaceted."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'keisō' (系層) originates from Japanese, where '系' (kei) means 'system' or 'lineage' and '層' (sō) means 'layer' or 'stratum'. This term has evolved in various contexts, particularly in scientific and philosophical discussions, to denote layers or systems within a broader framework.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Keisō" is said worldwide
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couche
Transliteration: kush
"La couche géologique révèle l'histoire de la formation de la Terre."
Schicht
Transliteration: ʃɪçt
"Die geologische Schicht zeigt die Geschichte der Erdformation."
strato
Transliteration: ˈstraːto
"Lo strato geologico rivela la storia della formazione della Terra."
capa
Transliteration: ˈkapa
"La capa geológica revela la historia de la formación de la Tierra."
camada
Transliteration: kaˈmadɐ
"A camada geológica revela a história da formação da Terra."
परत
Transliteration: parat
"भूवैज्ञानिक परत पृथ्वी के निर्माण का इतिहास प्रकट करती है।"
层
Transliteration: céng
"地质层揭示了地球形成的历史。"
층
Transliteration: cheung
"지질층은 지구 형성의 역사를 드러냅니다."
系層
Transliteration: keisō
"地質系層は地球の形成の歴史を明らかにします。"
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