colpus
colpus noun: a groove sometimes occurring on grains of pollen.
Noun
colpus (plural colpi)
Forms of colpus
| plural | colpi |
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Origin of colpus
From Late Latin colpus (“hollow space, pocket”), from Ancient Greek κόλπος (kólpos, “hollow space, pocket”).
Words formed from colpus
- apocolpium
- colpate
- colporate
- colporus
- colpus transversalis
- ectocolpus
- pseudocolpus
Questions about colpus
- What does colpus mean?
- Colpus means a groove sometimes occurring on grains of pollen.
- What part of speech is colpus?
- Colpus is a noun.
- What is the plural of colpus?
- The plural of colpus is colpi.
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