calamitic
calamitic adjective: rod-shaped; long and thin.

Adjective
calamitic (comparative more calamitic, superlative most calamitic)
- Rod-shaped; long and thin.
- Coordinate term: discotic
Forms of calamitic
| comparative | more calamitic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most calamitic |
Origin of calamitic
From Latin calamus (“a reed”).
Words formed from calamitic
- nematic calamitic
- smectic calamitic
Questions about calamitic
- What does calamitic mean?
- Calamitic means rod-shaped; long and thin.
- What part of speech is calamitic?
- Calamitic is an adjective.
Words near calamitic in the dictionary
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