POLLIN-

Meaning of POLLIN- in English

[pollin-] comb form [NL pollin-, pollen]: pollen "pollinate"

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POLLIN- — combining form Etymology: New Latin ~, pollen pollen
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POLLIN- — combining form or pollini- Etymology: New Latin, from pollin-, pollen — more at pollen : pollen pollin ic pollini ferous
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POLLIN- — Etymology: New Latin pollin-, pollen : pollen pollin ate
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POLLIN — Function: combining form Etymology: New Latin pollin-, pollen : pollen < pollin ate>
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POLLINOSIS — or pollenosis noun Etymology: New Latin ~, from pollin- Date: 1925 hay fever
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POLLINIUM — noun (plural pollinia) Etymology: New Latin, from pollin- Date: 1862 a coherent mass of pollen grains often with a stalk …
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POLLEN — noun Etymology: New Latin pollin-, ~, from Latin, fine flour Date: circa 1760 a mass of microspores in a seed …
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POLLINI- — combining form see pollin-
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POLLEN — I. ˈpälən noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Latin pollin-, pollen fine flour, fine dust; akin to Latin …
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-ATE — I. ə̇t, ˌāt, usu -d.+V noun suffix ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English -at, from Old French, from Latin -atus …
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POLLINOSIS — noun or pol·le·no·sis ˌpäləˈnōsə̇s ( plural pollino·ses or polleno·ses -ōˌsēz) Etymology: pollinosis from New Latin, from pollin- + -osis; pollenosis …
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POLLINOSE — ˈpäləˌnōs adjective Etymology: New Latin pollinosus, from pollin- + Latin -osus -ose of an insect : covered with pollen : …
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POLLINODIUM — ˌpäləˈnōdēəm noun ( plural pollino·dia -ēə) Etymology: New Latin, from pollin- + -odium (irregular from Latin -oïdes -oid) : a …
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POLLINIZE — ˈpäləˌnīz transitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary pollin- + -ize : pollinate 1
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POLLINIUM — pəˈlinēəm noun ( plural pollin·ia -ēə) Etymology: New Latin, from pollin- + -ium : the coherent mass of pollen grains …
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POLLINIGEROUS — -ij(ə)rəs adjective Etymology: pollin- + -gerous : polliniferous
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POLLINIFEROUS — |pälə|nif(ə)rəs adjective Etymology: probably from (assumed) New Latin pollinifer polliniferous (from New Latin pollin- + Latin -fer -ferous) + English …
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POLLINIC — pəˈlinik adjective also pol·lin·i·cal -nə̇kəl Etymology: pollinic International Scientific Vocabulary pollin- + -ic; pollinical from pollinic + -al : of …
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POLLINATION — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈnāshən noun also pol·li·ni·za·tion ˌpälənə̇ˈzāshən ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary pollin- + -ation or -ization 1. : the …
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POLLINATE — ˈpäləˌnāt, usu -ād.+V transitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: pollin- + -ate, v. suffix 1. : to apply pollen to …
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POLLINARIUM — ˌpäləˈna(a)rēəm noun ( plural pollinar·ia -ēə) Etymology: New Latin, from pollin- + -arium : pollinium
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-IUM — noun suffix 1. -s [New Latin, perhaps after such words as Latin medium ] a. (1) : chemical element sod …
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POLLINOSIS — /pol'euh noh"sis/ , n. Pathol. See hay fever . [ 1920-25; pollin- (s. of pollen ) POLLEN + -OSIS ]
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POLLINIZE — — pollinization , n. /pol"euh nuyz'/ , v.t., pollinized, pollinizing . pollinate. Also, esp. Brit., pollinise . [ 1840-50; pollin- …
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POLLINIUM — /peuh lin"ee euhm/ , n. , pl. pollinia /-lin"ee euh/ . Bot. an agglutinated mass or body of pollen grains, …
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POLLINIFEROUS — /pol'euh nif"euhr euhs/ , adj. 1. Bot. producing or bearing pollen. 2. Zool. fitted for carrying pollen. [ 1820-30; pollin- …
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POLLINATE — — pollinator , n. /pol"euh nayt'/ , v.t., pollinated, pollinating . Bot. to convey pollen to the stigma of (a …
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POLLINOSIS — or pol·len·osis ˌpä-lə-ˈnō-səs Etymology: New Latin pollinosis, from pollin- Date: 1925 : hay fever
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POLLINIUM — noun ( plural pol·lin·ia -nē-ə) Etymology: New Latin, from pollin- Date: 1862 : a coherent mass of pollen grains often …
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POLLEN — noun Etymology: New Latin pollin-, pollen, from Latin, fine flour Date: circa 1760 1. : a mass of microspores in …
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-IUM — 1. [New Latin, from Latin, ending of some neuter nouns] a. : a chemical element sod ium b. : cation …
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POLLINOSIS — [pol.li.no.sis] or pol.len.osis n [NL pollinosis, fr. pollin-] (1925): an acute recurrent catarrhal disorder caused by allergic sensitivity to specific …
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