septuplinerved
UK/sɛpˈtʌp.lɪˌnɜːvd/US/sɛpˈtʌp.lɪˌnɜɹvd/
septuplinerved adjective: having seven nerves.
Adjective
septuplinerved (comparative more septuplinerved, superlative most septuplinerved)
- Having seven nerves.
- a septuplinerved leaf
- Leaves broadly ovate-acuminate, rounded at the base, and nearly or quite equal-sided, 6 to 8 in. long, 4 to 5 in. broad, on petioles of about ³⁄₄in., septuplinerved.1890, Frederick Manson Bailey, A synopsis of the Queensland flora: containing both the phaenogamous and cryptogamous plants., page 59
Forms of septuplinerved
| comparative | more septuplinerved |
|---|---|
| superlative | most septuplinerved |
Origin of septuplinerved
By surface analysis, septuple (“seven times, sevenfold”, from Latin septuplus) + -i- (Latinate interfix) + nerved (“having nerves”). Compare translingual septuplinervis, the specific epithet of Miconia septuplinervis.
Questions about septuplinerved
- What does septuplinerved mean?
- Septuplinerved means having seven nerves.
- What part of speech is septuplinerved?
- Septuplinerved is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce septuplinerved?
- Septuplinerved is pronounced /sɛpˈtʌp.lɪˌnɜːvd/ (UK).
Words near septuplinerved in the dictionary
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