Meaning of "frondiferous" in the English dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF FRONDIFEROUS

frondiferous  [frɒnˈdɪfərəs]

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF FRONDIFEROUS

Frondiferous is an adjective.

The adjective is the word that accompanies the noun to determine or qualify it.

WHAT DOES FRONDIFEROUS MEAN IN ENGLISH?

Definition of frondiferous in the English dictionary

The definition of frondiferous in the dictionary is frond-bearing, leaf-bearing.

TRANSLATION OF FRONDIFEROUS

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10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FRONDIFEROUS»

Discover the use of frondiferous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to frondiferous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.

Vegetable Teratology: An Account of the Principal Deviations ...

Frondiferous leaves have much the appearance of branches provided with leaves, and they may be compared with those instances in which an adventitious bud is placed on the surface or edges of the leaves, as in Gesnera, Cardamine, &c.

Maxwell Tylden Masters, 1869

Ray Society

Maugin, ' Bull. Soc. Bot. Pr.,' 1866, t. xiii, p. 279. See also Cramer, ' Bildungsabweich,' p. 92. Warpers, ' Liunieii,' 1840, p. 362 (7-leaved). Schlechtendal, ' Bot. Zeit.,' 1844, p. 457, Cytimx. Wigand, ' Flora,' 1856, p. 706. Frondiferous leaves have ...

‎1869

A Pocket Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages

Frondiferous, Fróndo&e, Frón- To Front, la, hacer frente; «i. c^tar & la frente FrdntaJ, ». timpano pequeño, frontero rrrintbor, ». palco fronterizo Fronted, a. formado con fíente Frdntter, ». frontera; e. fronterizo, frontero Frontispiece, ». frontispicio ...

Henry Neuman, 1823

Neuman & Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...

Froudescente, a. (Bot.) Frondescent. Frondifero, a. (Bot) Frondiferous, bearing frond. Frondosidid, if. 1. Luxuriance or luxuriancy of the branches and leaves of trees ; foliage, tuft of leaves. 2. Redundancy of words or phrases. Frondoso, sa, a.

‎1831

A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...

ডালকা টন I Frondiferous, a. Lat. পডে|'ট্রিৎপদেক. পত্রজনক I Front, 1:. s. Lat. মুণ্য, অব্রণুদশ. সমূ-থ'. অণুভগে”. মুব্র*ফ্রের উপর I To Front, 12. a. সমূপ্ৰর্জ-বৃচ, অডিমূখ-কৃ. অণুবর্জ- . টীক স ম্মুএ্যা-কৃ. স্যমৃশ্চসায়ি-কৃ. সূখ্যাসৃহাঁ-কৃ. অণুডাগে-রখো | 'l'o Front , 0. n.

Ram-Comul Sen, 1834

The Principal Roots of the Latin Language, Simplified by a ...

414 Segesta the goddess who was supposed to preside over com while in the blade. 419 frondiferous] i. e. bearing lmvcl. 420 gentleman] gem also signifies kindred or stock, whence genlilis, of the same family or ancestry. The English word ...

HALL (Teacher of Languages.), 1825

An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language

Der. frondescence, frondiferous (from decl. stem frondi, and ferre, to bear). FRONT, the forehead. (F.—L.)In earlyuse. ME. front;used in the sense of ' forehead,' King Alisaunder, 6550.—OF. front, 'the forehead,brow;' Cot.—L. frontem, acc. of ...

Walter W. Skeat, 2013

A Dictionary of English and Bengalee: Tr. from Todd's Ed. of ...

Sax. পঞ্চম্যন্ত অব্যয় "W, হইতে, দূর, অভাব, বঞ্চনা , agar বা হেতু mi, ণাকিয়া, অবধি, কারণ, অডিপ্লায়, অনিকটা From], 12. s. Fr. পত্রময়শশেণে, সরস ও 'Iii “INTI I Frondation, n. s. Lat. বৃত্তক্ষর 'শা-থ্যাকর্তন', রেট্টয়ারিকরণ, ডালকা টন ' Frondiferous, a. Lat.

Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Ramcomul Sen, 1834

The Elder Eddas and the Younger Eddas

KVASIR. This word seems to be used in the sense of a drinking bout. LAUFEY, lit. Frondiferous-isle; an island. LETTFETI, Lightfoot: light. LIFTHRASIR, vital energy, longevity, life; enduring a long time. LITUR, colour, complexion, form, the face.

Saemund Sigfusson, Snorre Sturleson, 2007

Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...

8. from behind: o chulthaobh. 9. from where: o 'n aite. 10. from without.- 0 'n taobh muigh. 11. from amidst: o mheadhon, o mheasg. 12. from out qf: a mach a. 13. from within.- as an taobh stigh. FRONDIFEROUS, adj. Duilleagach. FRONT, .r. 1.

‎1828