- komedon
- komèdōn m <G komedóna>DEFINICIJAterm. bjelkast čep na koži u izvodnom kanalu žlijezde lojnice; miteser, sujedicaETIMOLOGIJAlat. comedere: pojesti
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Komedon — Komedones im Bereich des Nasenflügels Der Komedo (Plural Komedones, eingedeutscht Komedonen; von lat. con und edo: „mitessen“), auch Mitesser genannt, ist die primäre Effloreszenz der Akne. Ein Komedo entsteht, wenn der Kanal des… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Parama Kamboja — Ancient Sanskrit literature reveals that like the Madras/Uttara Madras and the Kurus/Uttara Kurus, the ancient Kambojas also had, at least two settlements. The great epic Mahabharata sufficiently attests two main divisions of the Kambojas which… … Wikipedia
Location of the Kamboja Kingdom — Kamboja was the name of an ancient country and the Indo Iranian warrior tribe settled therein. The country is listed as one of the sixteen Mahajanapadas or great nations in ancient Buddhist texts. The Kambojas are attested to have both Indian as… … Wikipedia
Tushara Kingdom — Tusharas (alias Tukharas, Tocharians) were a Mlechcha tribe, with their kingdom located in the north west of India as per the epic Mahabharata. An account in Mahabharata (Mbh 1:85) depicts Mlechchas as the descendants of Anu, one of the cursed… … Wikipedia
Komedes — is the classical name applied to the people, who, as the scholars believe, had followed Scythian culture. They were located around Mt Kumuda as well as within/and beyond the Mt Hemodos and were a widely spread tribe. They were called Komedes… … Wikipedia
Term Kamboja and its variants — Kamboja (Sanskrit: कम्बोज) was the ancient name of a country, and the Indo Iranian Kshatriya tribe, the Kambojas, settled therein. The country is listed as one of the sixteen Mahajanapadas or great nations in ancient Buddhist texts, and was… … Wikipedia
