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stem⋅ma
[stem-uh] 
Origin:
1650–60; < NL < Gk stémma wreath, garland, deriv. (with -ma n. suffix of result) from root of stéphos garland, stéphein to crown; from the crownlike appearance of ocelli in certain insects
1650–60; < NL < Gk stémma wreath, garland, deriv. (with -ma n. suffix of result) from root of stéphos garland, stéphein to crown; from the crownlike appearance of ocelli in certain insects
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| stem·ma (stěm'ə) n. pl. stem·ma·ta (stěm'ə-tə) or stem·mas
[Latin stemma, stemmat-, from Greek, garland, from stephein, to encircle.] |
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Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, © 1996, 1998 MICRA, Inc.
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Language Translation for : stemma
Spanish:
escudo, blasón,
German:
das Wappen,
Japanese:
紋章
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