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Noun ensis has 1 sense
  1. Ensis, genus Ensis - razor clams
    --1 is a kind of mollusk genus
    --1 is a member of Solenidae, family Solenidae
    --1 has members: razor clam, jackknife clam, knife-handle

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Ensis

Definition:

Ensis is a term that can refer to different things depending on context.

  • Noun (1) - Biology: Ensis is a genus of bivalve mollusks in the family Pharidae, commonly known as razor shells.
  • Noun (2) - Weaponry: Ensis is a type of single-edged sword used by ancient Germanic tribes.
  • Noun (3) - Linguistics: In linguistics, ensis refers to a language family consisting of several related Native American languages spoken in southern Mexico and Central America.
  • Adjective: Ensis can also be used as an adjective to describe something related to or characteristic of Ensis.

Examples:

Noun (1) - Biology:

- The ensis is a long, slender bivalve mollusk with a thin, straight shell.

- The razor clam belongs to the ensis genus.

Noun (2) - Weaponry:

- Archaeologists discovered ancient ensis swords during an excavation.

- The warrior drew his ensis out of its sheath.

Noun (3) - Linguistics:

- The languages belonging to the ensis family exhibit similar grammatical patterns and phonetic features.

- Many linguists study the endangered ensis languages to preserve their unique characteristics.

Adjective:

- The Ensis culture thrived in the region thousands of years ago.

- The ensis influence can be seen in their artistic expressions.

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