Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Von

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👉 Vonitra is a biological term that refers to a type of bacteria that can form colonies on surfaces, such as countertops or wood floors, and can also be found in soil and water. This type of bacteria can produce harmful substances when it grows out of control, known as biofilms.

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👉 Vonarxia is a type of plant that grows in the tropical rainforest, often in the southern part of Africa. It has been known for its medicinal properties and is considered an important source of food and medicine.

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👉 Vonones are small, round, white cells found in the lining of the nose that can be infected by bacteria or viruses. They help regulate mucus production and prevent inflammation in the nasal passages.

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👉 "Vonsenite" is a term that refers to an element or substance that is neither solid, liquid, nor gas but instead consists of particles. It was first discovered by Russian chemist Mikhail Vonsensky in 1895 and named after the chemical compound he described. The term "vonsenite" is often used in chemistry to describe a substance with properties similar to those of water, but without its liquid state and therefore being unable to be dissolved in water.

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👉 The German word "von" is a verb meaning "to go," often used to indicate movement or activity, specifically in everyday conversation and communication within various social contexts. The word "Van" can be translated from Dutch into English as "from." It signifies departure from something or someone's original location. For example, "I have left my job at the bank." In the Bible, the verb "von" appears numerous times, serving as a primary verb in many passages to describe a person leaving for an unspecified destination. The context varies based on the noun they are associated with. For instance, in Deuteronomy 21:4-5 (in the Hebrew text), God commands Moses to go to Zerubbabel's house as he has given him a great reward, and thus vanishing the curse. This usage of "von" within the Bible echoes its everyday application. The verb is used for various purposes such as moving from one place or person to another in relation to another, often with respect to promises or obligations. Please note that the exact definitions may differ depending on context and language usage.

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👉 Vondammii is a type of building in the city of Dusseldorf, Germany that originated from the German word "vomb" meaning "house." It was designed by architect Hans von Kármán and completed in 1907. Vondammii is known for its distinctive shape, which resembles an inverted U-shape, and its use of wood, metal, and glass to create a unique interior design.

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👉 Vonarxula is a type of fungus that primarily grows on the surface of wood, typically in humid environments. It is characterized by its distinctive green coloration and its ability to form spores found within the fungus's cells.

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