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ramulose

UK/ˈɹæm.jʊˌləʊs/US/ˈɹæm.jəˌloʊs/

ramulose adjective: having many small branches, or ramuli.

Adjective

ramulose (comparative more ramulose, superlative most ramulose)

  1. Having many small branches, or ramuli.

Forms of ramulose

comparativemore ramulose
superlativemost ramulose

Origin of ramulose

From Latin ramulosus, from ramulus, diminutive of ramus (“branch”).

Questions about ramulose

What does ramulose mean?
Ramulose means having many small branches, or ramuli.
What part of speech is ramulose?
Ramulose is an adjective.
How do you pronounce ramulose?
Ramulose is pronounced /ˈɹæm.jʊˌləʊs/ (UK).

Words near ramulose in the dictionary

  1. ramularia
  2. ramule
  3. ramules
  4. ramuli
  5. ramuliferous
  6. ramulose
  7. ramulous
  8. ramulus
  9. ramune
  10. ramus
  11. ramuscule

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