"иччи" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [Yakut]

Forms: icci [romanization]
Etymology: Plato (ancient Greece) and Sri Aurobindo (20th-century India) both held that each living organism contains a "seed" or idea of what it will grow up to express. Because, as we see, this belief is not limited to a particular time or place, it could conceivably explain the semantic shift below, from "spirit" to "embryo". Head templates: {{head|sah|noun|head=|tr=}} иччи • (icci), {{sah-noun}} иччи • (icci)
  1. (religion) spirit, soul Categories (topical): Religion
    Sense id: en-иччи-sah-noun-pOqDo28B Topics: lifestyle, religion
  2. (by extension, biology) embryo Tags: broadly Categories (topical): Biology
    Sense id: en-иччи-sah-noun-IWJTIi6u Topics: biology, natural-sciences
  3. owner, possessor
    Sense id: en-иччи-sah-noun-pKPU6mJG Categories (other): Yakut entries with incorrect language header Disambiguation of Yakut entries with incorrect language header: 5 34 60

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