ray in Maithili মৈথিলী

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ray

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molecular beam orray
a stream of molecules moving in about the same direction and at approximately the same speed.

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noun 1. a line or beam of light.
Ex. rays of the sun.
2a. a line or stream of heat, electricity, or other radiant energy.
Ex. X rays, the invisible rays of the spectrum.
b. any stream of particles moving in the same line.

ray

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ray (1), noun, verb.

ray

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ray (2), noun.
any one of various fishes that have broad, flat bodies with very broad fins. Rays are related to the sharks. The electric ray has organs with which it shocks or kills its prey. Various rays include the sting rays, electric rays, devil

ray

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v.i. 1. to extend in lines from the center.
2. to issue as rays.
3. to shine.

ray

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v.t. 1. to send forth in rays; radiate.
2. to treat with rays, as with X rays.
3. to throw rays upon.