noun
definition
A staff, particularly one of an Indian kind.
definition
A monumental pillar, particularly the Buddhist columns erected in East India.
Examples of lat in a Sentence
The Mexico-American sub-region has as its northern boundary the parallel of lat.
Whether his declaration was based on stories told by the Indians of the interior, or upon reports of Spanish sailors, or had no basis at all, is not known; its chief importance lies in the fact that Carver called this undiscovered stream the Oregon, and that 1 Some early writers assert that Drake even reached the lat.
The word itself comes from the Lat.
The word "duke," which is derived from the Lat.
From this peak northward there is a gradual decline, until at the point where the Central Pacific crosses in lat.
The farthest point reached was lat.
Eleven men left the ship in April 1914 in lat.
It was surveyed on the east, where a landing was made in lat.
The pack was entered in lat.
This was in lat.
A new island was discovered in lat.
Snakes, which are so abundant in warm countries, diminish rapidly as we go north, and wholly cease at lat.
The western slopes of the Andes, with its spurs and lateral ranges, cover a broad zone on the eastern side of the republic, and the Cordillera Maritima covers another broad zone on its western side from about lat.
It has likewise been determined, since the boundary dispute with Argentina called attention to these territories and led to their careful exploration at the points in dispute, that Skyring Water, in lat.
The Aisen also has its source in Argentine territory near the 46th parallel, and drains a mountainous region as far north as the 45th parallel, receiving numerous tributaries, and discharging a large volume of water into the Moraleda channel in about lat.
Baker Inlet also receives the waters of still another large ArgentineChilean lake, San Martin, whose far-reaching fjord-like arms extend from lat.
After a short north-westerly course the Toro discharges into Baker Inlet in lat.
In the extreme south are Lagoa Blanca, a large fresh-water lake in lat.
According to observations made by the Swedish Antarctic Expedition (1901-1903), at Orange Bay, Hoste Island, in lat.
Beginning at the outlet of Bahia Negra into the Paraguay river, lat.
The treaty of 1867 changed this startingpoint to the mouth of the Beni, in lat.
The Indo-European root is seen in Lat.
The Cordillera de Baudo, which becomes the coast range above lat.
Its general elevation is below that of the Central Cordillera, and it has few summits rising above the line of perpetual snow, the highest being the Sierra Nevada de Cocui, in lat.
It rises in the angle between the Western Cordillera and a low transverse ridge connecting it with the Baudo coast range, and flows westward down to the valley between the two ranges, and then southward through this valley to about lat.
In the following year Bruno Heceta landed off what is now called Point Grenville and took formal possession of the country, and later, in lat.
Captain James Cook in March 17 78 sighted the coast of Oregon in the lat.
But even before these agreements had been reached, Alexander Mackenzie, in the service of the North-west Company, in 1793 had explored through Canada to the Pacific coast in lat.
It is derived undoubtedly from the Lat.
It has been often referred to the Lat.
Voting by head, and the double representation of the third estate (tiers lat); this was the great revolution; voting by order meant the continued domination of privilege, and the lesser revolution.
N mouillhe (n) corresponds to the Lat.
Passing to the dentals, except as an initial, tin words that are popularly current and belong to the old stock of the language, can only be derived from Lat.
Fragments of a Jurassic flora have recently been discovered by Dr Andersson, a member of Nordenskiold's Antarctic expedition, in Louis Philippe Land in lat.
The Tertiary flora of Greenland is of great interest, from the extremely high latitude at which the plants flourished, thirty of the species having been collected so far north as lat.
His front double biceps and lat spread shots are just majestic, and he was a great winner.
Grey-crowned Crocias This Vietnamese endemic is classified as Endangered and restricted to the Da lat plateau.
For weill she kent that the wee fowk war back an she wesna gaun ti be the ane ti lat thaim owre the dure.
The hotel owners maybe he'll balance lat pulldowns triceps.
Ah tell ye whit it is, Pompitie, sum fowk wad juist hae keepit it ti thairsells, an never lat on.
The word is taken from one of the French words which derived ultimately from the Late Lat.
Leaving Yewin, a small settlement about lat.
Though known in England, where it is the only indigenous species, as the British oak, it is a native of most of the milder parts of Europe, extending from the shores of the Atlantic to the Ural; its most northern limit is attained in Norway, where it is found wild up to lat.
In western Russia it flourishes in lat.
In marked contrast to this, the South Atlantic is distinguished by great simplicity of coast-line; inland seas there are none, and it attains its greatest breadth as it merges with the Southern Ocean; in lat.
The dominant feature of the relief of the Atlantic basin is a submarine ridge running from north to south from about lat.
These are generally regarded as mere archaisms, and unfortunately the majority of them are in words of whose origin and meaning very little is known, so that (for all we can tell) in many the -s- may represent -ss- or -psas in osatu = Lat.
The early use of the word is for a twig, shoot, cutting or sapling, which was the meaniiig of Lat.
Lyell points out that the eye of an observer placed above a point between Pembroke and Wexford, lat.
Manses = Lat.