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11Ancon — Ancon, Ruinen, s. Amerikanische Altertümer, S. 434 …
12-ancón — Forma que toma a veces el sufijo « ón»: ‘mozancón’. ⇒ *Afijo …
13ANCON — Leucosyrorum urbs in Cappadocia. Ptol. Portum vocat Arrianus, in Periplo …
14ancon — [an′kän΄, aŋ′kän΄] n. pl. ancones [an kō′nēz΄, aŋkō′nēz΄] [L < Gr ankōn, elbow: see ANKLE] Archit. a bracketlike projection supporting a cornice; console …
15Ancon — For other uses, see Ancón. Ancon Building Products is a company that designs and manufactures Stainless steel products for the construction industry founded and still based in Sheffield, United Kingdom. The main products being Wall Tie , and… …
16ancón — (Del gr. ankon, codo, sinuosidad en un río.) ► sustantivo masculino 1 Ensenada pequeña en que se puede fondear. SINÓNIMO [anconada] 2 ARQUITECTURA Elemento arquitectónico que se coloca a ambos lados de un vano para sostener la cornisa. * * *… …
17ancon — anconal /ang kohn l/, anconeal /ang koh nee euhl/, adj. anconoid, adj. /ang kon/, n., pl. ancones /ang koh neez/. 1. the elbow. 2. Archit. a bracket or console, as one supporting part of a cornice. [1700 10; < L < Gk ankón elbow] * * * ▪ Panama… …
18ancon — Crossette Cros*sette (kr?s s?t ), n. [F., dim. of crosse. See {Crosier}.] (Arch.) (a) A return in one of the corners of the architrave of a door or window; called also {ancon}, {ear}, {elbow}. (b) The shoulder of a joggled keystone. [1913… …
19ancon — (entrée créée par le supplément) (an kon) s. m. Race anglaise de moutons. • Dans le troupeau de cette ferme [Seth Wright, 1791], il naquit un agneau qui, sans cause connue, avait le corps plus long que tous les divers types de l espèce ovine ;… …
20Ancon — Original name in latin Ancn Name in other language Ancon, Ancn State code PA Continent/City America/Panama longitude 8.96667 latitude 79.55 altitude 7 Population 9169 Date 2012 01 19 …
