RHYTIDOME

Meaning of RHYTIDOME in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈri-tə-ˌdōm, ˈrī- ]

noun

Etymology: Greek rhytidōma wrinkle, from rhytidoun to wrinkle, from rhytid-, rhytis wrinkle

Date: 1881

: the bark external to the last formed periderm

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RHYTIDOME — noun Etymology: Greek rhytidōma wrinkle, from rhytidoun to wrinkle, from rhytid-, rhytis wrinkle Date: 1881 the bark external to the …
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RHYTIDOME — [rhyt.i.dome] n [Gk rhytidoma wrinkle, fr. rhytidoun to wrinkle, fr. rhytid-, rhytis wrinkle] (1881): the bark external to the last …
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