-adelphous
Word Origin
Botany.
1
a combining form meaning “having stamens growing together in bundles,” of the number specified by the initial element:
monadelphous.
Origin
< New Latin < Greek -adelphos, adj. derivative of adelphós brother or adelphḗ sister; see -ous
-adelphous
adjective combining form
monadelphous
adjective combining form
ETYMOLOGY probably from New Latin -adelphus, from Greek adelphos brother, from ha-, a- together (akin to homos same) + delphys womb — more at same, dolphin
: having (such or so many) stamen fasciclesmonadelphous
-adel·phous
\ə|delfəs\ adjective combining form
Etymology: probably from New Latin -adelphus, from Greek adelphos brother, from a- (from assumed ha-, akin to heis, mia, hen one, homos same) + -delphos (akin to delphys womb) — more at same, dolphin
: having (such or so many) stamen fascicles
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