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limnophile

limnophile noun: any organism that thrives in lakes, ponds or marshes.

Noun

limnophile (plural limnophiles)

  1. Any organism that thrives in lakes, ponds or marshes.

Forms of limnophile

plurallimnophiles

Origin of limnophile

From limno- + -phile.

Questions about limnophile

What does limnophile mean?
Limnophile means any organism that thrives in lakes, ponds or marshes.
What part of speech is limnophile?
Limnophile is a noun.
What is the plural of limnophile?
The plural of limnophile is limnophiles.

Words near limnophile in the dictionary

  1. limnometry
  2. limnonectin
  3. limnonectins
  4. limnonym
  5. limnonyms
  6. limnophile
  7. limnophiles
  8. limnophilia
  9. limnophilic
  10. limnophilid
  11. limnophilids

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