lobular
/ˈlɒbjʊlə/US/ˈlɑbjəlɚ/
lobular adjective: of or relating to a lobule.
Adjective
lobular (comparative more lobular, superlative most lobular)
- Of or relating to a lobule.
Forms of lobular
| comparative | more lobular |
|---|---|
| superlative | most lobular |
Origin of lobular
From lobule + -ar.
Words formed from lobular
- bilobular
- centrilobular
- centrolobular
- ductolobular
- extralobular
- hepatolobular
- hexalobular
- hyperlobular
- hypolobular
- interlobular
- intralobular
- lobularity
- lobularly
- mediolobular
- monolobular
- multilobular
- nonlobular
- panlobular
- paralobular
- pentalobular
- perilobular
- peripherolobular
- polylobular
- postlobular
- prelobular
- pseudolobular
- quadrilobular
- sublobular
- supralobular
- translobular
- trilobular
- unilobular
- venolobular
Questions about lobular
- What does lobular mean?
- Lobular means of or relating to a lobule.
- What part of speech is lobular?
- Lobular is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce lobular?
- Lobular is pronounced /ˈlɒbjʊlə/ (UK).
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