diacranterian
/daɪəkɹæntiɹi.ən/
diacranterian adjective: having the back teeth separated from the front teeth.
Adjective
diacranterian (comparative more diacranterian, superlative most diacranterian)
Antonyms of diacranterian
Forms of diacranterian
| comparative | more diacranterian |
|---|---|
| superlative | most diacranterian |
| alternative form | diacranteric |
Origin of diacranterian
From dia- + Ancient Greek κραντήρες (krantḗres, “wisdom teeth”) + -ian.
Questions about diacranterian
- What does diacranterian mean?
- Diacranterian means having the back teeth separated from the front teeth.
- What part of speech is diacranterian?
- Diacranterian is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce diacranterian?
- Diacranterian is pronounced /daɪəkɹæntiɹi.ən/.
Words near diacranterian in the dictionary
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