lapidicolous
lapidicolous adjective: that lives around or under rocks or stones.
Adjective
lapidicolous (not comparable)
- That lives around or under rocks or stones
Origin of lapidicolous
From Latin lapis, lapid- (“stone”) + Latin -i- (linking vowel used in compound words) + Latin colō, col- (“cultivate; inhabit, dwell”) + -ous.
Questions about lapidicolous
- What does lapidicolous mean?
- Lapidicolous means that lives around or under rocks or stones.
- What part of speech is lapidicolous?
- Lapidicolous is an adjective.
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