PINNATI-

Meaning of PINNATI- in English

a combining form representing pinnate in compound words: pinnatipartite.

[ repr. L pinnatus; see -I- ]

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PINNATI- — combining form Etymology: New Latin, from pinnatus pinnate : pinnately pinnati sect
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-SECT — I. |sekt adjective combining form Etymology: Latin sectus, past participle of secare to cut, divide — more at saw : …
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PINNATISECT — pə̇ˈnad.əˌsekt adjective Etymology: pinnati- + -sect : cleft pinnately to or almost to the midrib
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PINNATIFID — pə̇ˈnad.əˌfid adjective Etymology: New Latin pinnatifidus, from pinnati- + Latin -fidus -fid : cleft in a pinnate manner a pinnatifid …
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-FID — fə̇d, ˌfid adjective combining form Etymology: Latin -fidus, from the root of findere to split — more at bite : …
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PINNATISECT — /pi nat"euh sekt'/ , adj. Bot. (of a leaf) divided in a pinnate manner. [ 1855-60; PINNATI- + -SECT ]
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PINNATIPED — /pi nat"euh ped'/ , adj. Ornith. having lobate feet. [ 1820-30; pinnatiped- (s. of pinnatipes ). See PINNATI-, -PED ]
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PINNATIFID — /pi nat"euh fid/ , adj. Bot. (of a leaf) pinnately cleft, with clefts reaching halfway or more to the midrib. …
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-FID — Etymology: Latin -fidus, from findere to split — more at bite : divided into (so many) parts or (such) parts …
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