solisequious
solisequious adjective: following the sun.
Adjective
solisequious (comparative more solisequious, superlative most solisequious)
- Following the sun.
- […] the greatest number are not content without the actual rayes of the Sunne, but bend, incline, and follow them; As large lists of solisequious and Sun-following plants.1658, Sir Thomas Browne, The Garden of Cyrus, Folio Society, published 2007, page 198
Forms of solisequious
| comparative | more solisequious |
|---|---|
| superlative | most solisequious |
Origin of solisequious
From Latin sol (“sun”) + sequor (“to follow”) + -ous.
Questions about solisequious
- What does solisequious mean?
- Solisequious means following the sun.
- What part of speech is solisequious?
- Solisequious is an adjective.
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