Secund (Lat. "secundus", "following") is a
Secund (vt. from the Lat. "secundus" (see above)) - to loan an employee from one non profit to another. The individual's financial remuneration - salary and benefits - may stay with the host organization while the recipient organization agrees to pay for business expenses of the said employee.
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secund — SECÚND, Ă, secunzi, de, num. ord., adj., s.n. 1. num. ord., adj. Care vine imediat după primul în ordinea locului, a timpului sau a rangului; al doilea. ♢ Ofiţer secund (şi substantivat, m.) = ofiţer care îndeplineşte funcţia de adjunct al unui… … Dicționar Român
secund — secund; secund·ly; … English syllables
Secund — Se cund, a. [L. secundus following the course or current of wind or water. See {Second}, a.] (Bot.) Arranged on one side only, as flowers or leaves on a stalk. Gray. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
secund — [sē′kənd, sek′ənd] adj. [L secundus, following: see SECOND1] Bot. growing on one side only, as the flowers in the lily of the valley … English World dictionary
secund — adj. [L. secundus, following] Having parts or organs on one side only; pointed one way; unilateral … Dictionary of invertebrate zoology
secund — secundly, adv. /see kund, sek und/, adj. Bot., Zool. arranged on one side only; unilateral. [1770 80; < L secundus following. See SECOND1] * * * … Universalium
secúnd — I. num., (persoanã) s. m., pl. secúnzi; f. sg. secúndã, pl. secúnde II. (muz., poligr.) s. n … Romanian orthography
SECUND — Secunda, secundae, Secundi, Secundinius, Secundinus, Secundius, secundo, secundum, Secundus … Abbreviations in Latin Inscriptions
secund — [sɪ kʌnd] adjective Botany arranged on one side only (such as the flowers of lily of the valley). Derivatives secundly adverb Origin C18: from L. secundus (see second1) … English new terms dictionary
secund — (L). The second, next … Dictionary of word roots and combining forms
