Meaning of "strombuliform" in the English dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF STROMBULIFORM

strombuliform  [strɒmˈbjuːlɪˌfɔːm]

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF STROMBULIFORM

Strombuliform is an adjective.

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WHAT DOES STROMBULIFORM MEAN IN ENGLISH?

Definition of strombuliform in the English dictionary

The definition of strombuliform in the dictionary is in the shape of a coil.

TRANSLATION OF STROMBULIFORM

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10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STROMBULIFORM»

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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English

The L strombus transliterates Grstrombos (s stromb), a nasalized cognate ofstrobos (see strobo); basic idea—'to turn ortwist'. Exx: strombiform, resemblinga member of theZoogenus Strombus; strombuliform,top shaped. stroph(o): Gr stroph(o), ...

Eric Partridge, 2006

Outlines of Medical Botany

Strombus-shaped, (strombuliform), twisted in an elongated spire. Suberose, like cork. Subulate (awl-shaped), like linear, but tapering towards the apex, and base rather broad. Succulent, containing a large quantity of juice. Sulcate, (furrowed) ...

Hugo Reid, 1839

A Comprehensive Dictionary of the World

Some good wine, wheat, barley, cotton, raisins, currants, and figs are produced on the north-east part of the island, between the mountain and the sea. Pop. about 1,200. Strombuliform, strom-bu -le-form, a. (Lat.) In geology, formed like a top.

‎1992

The Columbian cyclopedia

STROMBULIFORM, a. strom-buli-fawrm [L. strombus, a spiral shell; forma, sbapej : in geol., formed like a top; in bol., twisted with a long spire. 8TROMNESS': see Orkney Island& STROMNITE, n. strom'nlt [from Stromness, in Orkney]: carbonate  ...

‎1897

A Manual of Botany: Anatomical and Physiological for the Use ...

Strombuliform, twisted with a long spire. Strophiole, 502. Style. 279. 348, 349, 357—— attachment of, to anther, 358. —— caducous, 358. —- collecting hairs of, 360. — gynohasic, 358. —— persistent, 25 . ——- a process of the placenta, 359.

Robert Brown, 1874

German Dictionary of Biology: German-English

... screw-shaped, coiled, strombuliform schraubenfrüchtig spirocarpous (z. B Fraxinus- frucht) Schraubengefäß n s Schraubentracheide Schraubenplasmolyse f (Bot) spiral plasmolysis Schraubentextur t (Bot) spiral texture Schraubentracheide ...

Manfred Eichhorn, 1999

Henderson's Dictionary of Biology

... strombuliform a. spirally coiled. strongyle n. a type of nematode larva. strophanthidin n. a digitalis glycoside whose effect on the heart is mediated by inhibition of Na*-K* ATPase. strophanthin n. a glycoside with effects on the nervous system, ...

Eleanor Lawrence, 2008

Mercantile Speller: Containing the Correct Ways of Spelling ...

... ory Strocle, or Strokal, or Strockle Strode Stroke stroked stroking stroker Stroll strolled strolling stroller Stroma Strombuliform Stromnite Strong stronger strongest stronghold strongly Strongle Strontia, or Strontian Strontianite Strontium Strop* ...

Edmund Blunt, 1906

Langenscheidt Dictionary of Biology English: English-German, ...

... (bisher systematisch nicht zuordenbare Gruppe fossiler Riffbildner aus dem Präkambrium bis in die Kreide) strombuliform (Bot) schraubenförmig Stromiiformes (Zoo) Stromiatiformes pl, Großmäuler npl (Ordnung der Actinopterygii) stromule ...

Manfred Eichhorn, 2005

The Elements of Botany for Beginners and for Schools

Strombuliform, twisted, like a spiral shell. Strophiole, same as caruncle, 126. Strophiolate, furnished with a strophiole. Struma, a wen ; a swelling or protuberance of any organ. Strumose, bearing a struma. Stupose, like tow. Style, a stalk ...

Asa Gray, 1887