Orientalize
1> ,     

orientally
1> -,   

orientate
1>  ;     
2> , 

orientation
1> , , ;
_Ex:
imperfect orientation  
2>  (,   . .)
3> , ; ;
_Ex:
the present orientation of the country's policy 
  
4> 
5> _.  ;;
_Ex:
orientation officer _. _.    
 
6>   
7>  ( -.);  
 
8> _.   ()
9> _.     

orientational
1> , 

orienteer
1> ,   ( )
2>    ( )

orienteering
1>   ( )

orienting point
1> 

orifice
1> ;
_Ex:
the orifice of a wound  ;
_Ex:
the orifice of a tube  
2> ,   ; ;
_Ex:
the orifice of a volcano  () ;
_Ex:
the orifice of a mine  () 
3> _. , , , 

orificial
1>   

oriflamme
1> _. _. 
2>   ,      
3> ,  ,   , 
4> ,    ;  ;
_Ex:
the oriflamme of day   

origami
1> ,     

origan
1> _.   (Origanum vulgare)
2> _.   (Mentha pulegium)

origanum
1> _.   (Origanum vulgare)
2> _.   (Mentha pulegium)

Origenism
1> _. ,   
    

origin
1> ; ;  ; ;
_Ex:
the origin of a river  ;
_Ex:
the origin of a belief  ;
_Ex:
origin of force _.   
_Ex:
the origin of a quarrel  
2> ;
_Ex:
obscure origin  ;
_Ex:
of Scottish origin  ;
_Ex:
to trace the origin of a word   ;
_Ex:
Greece is called the origin of civilization  
 ;
_Ex:
the origin of species _.  
3> _. _.  
4> _.   

original
1> , ;  ;
_Ex:
to take a copy from the original    
2>  ; ,    ;
_Ex:
to read Homer in the original    ;
_Ex:
to study Don Quixote in the original  " "
  
3> 
4> ,  ( )
5> ,  
6> ; ;
_Ex:
the man is a real original   -  ;
_Ex:
he was looked upon as an original   
7>     
8> _. ; 
9> _. , 
10> _pl. _.    
11> , ; ;
_Ex:
the original edition  ;
_Ex:
the original edition  ;
_Ex:
original home ;
_Ex:
original sin _.  ;
_Ex:
the original laws of a country   ;
_Ex:
original rock _.  ;
_Ex:
original scheme  
12> , ;
_Ex:
the original picture  ;
_Ex:
the original document  
13> , ;
_Ex:
original plan  
14> , ;
_Ex:
original thought  ;
_Ex:
original remark  ;
_Ex:
an original original point of view   
15> , , ;
_Ex:
original writer  ;
_Ex:
an original thinker  
16> _. ; ;
_Ex:
original disposition   ( -.)
17> , ; ;
_Ex:
an original man  ; , ;
_Ex:
original behaviour  

originality
1> ;
_Ex:
to doubt (of) a picture's originality  
 
2> , ;
_Ex:
a man of great originality   ;
_Ex:
a writer of great originality   ;
_Ex:
the originality of Leonardo da Vinci  
 
3> , ; ;
_Ex:
a work of no originality  ;
_Ex:
plenty of originality in the idea   ;
 

originally
1> ; , ;
_Ex:
I was originally hired to another job   
  
2>  ;
_Ex:
my father came from that country originally   
  
3> ,  ;
_Ex:
to speak originally  

originary
1> _. ;  

originate
1>  , ; ;
_Ex:
to originate a new style in dancing   
 ;
_Ex:
to originate new ideas   ;
_Ex:
to originate a literary movement   
;
_Ex:
what originated the quarrel?   ;
_Ex:
with whom did the scheme originate?     ?
2>  , , ;
_Ex:
the quarrel originated in a misunderstanding  
- 

originating station
1> _.  

originating summons
1> _.    (    )

origination
1> , 
2> ; 
3> _.   

originative
1>  ; 
2> , 

originator
1> ; , 
2> 
3> ,  (  . .)
4> _-.  ( )

orillion
1> _. _.    

orinasal
1> _.  
2> ;
_Ex:
orinasal sound _.  

oriole
1> _.  (Oriolidae)
2> - 
3>    

Orion
1> _. _. 
2> _.  ();
_Ex:
O.'s belt  
3> (o.)   

orismology
1> _. ;   

orison
1> . _pl. 
2> _. 

Oriya
1> ,     ( )
2>  

orle
1> _.  ,     
2> _.    

Orleans
1>  
2>    ""

Orlon
1> "" (   )

orlop
1> _.  
2> _. _. (-), 

orlop deck
1> _.  
2> _. _. (-), 

Ormazd
1> _. _. 

ormer
1> _.   (Haliotis; )

ormolu
1>  ,     ;  
2>    
3>  ;
_Ex:
ormolu clock    
4>      

ormolu-varnish
1>  ,    

Ormuzd
1> _. _. 

ornament
1> ;
_Ex:
to add smth. by way of ornament  -;
_Ex:
rich in ornament  ;
_Ex:
a choice ornament  ;
_Ex:
ornaments for a Christmas tree  ;
_Ex:
ornaments on the mantelpiece   
2>  ()
3> , ;
_Ex:
a student who is an ornament to our group , 
  ;
_Ex:
she is an ornament to her profession   
  
4> ;
_Ex:
rich ornament  ;
_Ex:
a book on Gothic ornament ,  

5> . _pl.  ; ;  ;
_Ex:
ornaments rubric      (
    )
6> _. ,   (,  
. .)
7> ;
_Ex:
to ornament a room  ;
_Ex:
to ornament a dress with lace   ;
_Ex:
to ornament with draperies 
8>  , ;
_Ex:
a man, formed to ornament, to enlighten, and to defend his
country ,     ,
   

ornamental
1>  
2> _pl. , 
3>  , , ;
_Ex:
ornamental style  ;
_Ex:
ornamental plants  ;
_Ex:
ornamental art  ; 

ornamentalism
1>   , ; 

ornamentalist
1> -

ornamentally
1> ;   

ornamentation
1>  ()
2> _. ;
_Ex:
with no ornamentation  

ornamenter
1> 

ornamentist
1> -

ornate
1>  ;  
2> ,  ( )
3> _. 
4> _.  ( )

ornately
1> , 
2> ; 

ornateness
1> ,  
2>  ,  
3> ;  ()

orneriness
1> _. ; ; 

ornery
1> _. _. ; ; 
_Ex:
an ornery remark  
2> ; ;
_Ex:
an ornery horse  
3> , 
4>  , 

ornis
1> _. 

ornith-
1>   ;     
 -
_Ex:
ornithichnite   

ornithic
1>   

ornithichnite
1> _.   

ornitho-
1>   ;     
 -
_Ex:
ornithologist ;
_Ex:
ornithichnite   

ornithoid
1> 

ornithological
1> 

ornithologist
1> 

ornithology
1> 

ornithomancy
1> ,      

ornithophilous
1>   ( )

ornithopod
1> _.   
2> _.     

ornithopter
1> _. 

ornithorhynchus
1> _. ,  (Ornothorhynchidae fam.)

ornithosaurian
1> _. 

ornithoscelidian
1> _.     
   

ornithoscopist
1>      

ornithoscopy
1> ,      
2>      

oro
1> _.  (Antiaris africana)

orogenesis
1> , 

orogeny
1> , 

orographic
1> _. 

orographical
1> _. 

orography
1> 

orohippus
1> _.   

oroide
1>        ( 
  )

orology
1> ,  

orometer
1> _. 

orometric
1> 

orometry
1> ,  

oropesa
1> _.   ""

orotund
1> ,  ( )
2> ,  ( )
3> , ;  ( )

orotundity
1> ,  ();
_Ex:
his voice boomed into orotundity again    
   
2> ,  ()
3> , ,  ()
4>  ;  

orphan
1> ;
_Ex:
the child was made an orphan   
2> ,   
3> ,  
_Id:
orphan's court _.        (
  )
4> ;
_Ex:
orphan child  , ;
_Ex:
an orphan home  
5>  ; ;
_Ex:
children orphaned by the war    

orphanage
1> 
2>   
3> _.    

orphancy
1> 

orphaned
1> ,  

orphanhood
1> 

orpharion
1> ,  ( )

Orphean
1> , , ,   ;
_Ex:
Orphean lyre  ;
_Ex:
Orphean strains  
2> , ; ;
_Ex:
Orphean mysteries  

orpheoreon
1> ,  ( )

Orpheus
1> _. _. 
2> _. _.  ()

Orphic
1>     
2> _pl. ,   , 
  
3> 
4> ; ,   ;
_Ex:
Orphic song  
5> , ; ;
_Ex:
Orphic mysteries  

Orphism
1> ,  ,  
2>  (  )

