(ˈ)an|sipəd. ə l adjective
or an·cip·i·tous -d.əs
Etymology: Latin ancipit-, anceps two-headed, two-edged (from — assumed — ambicipit-, ambiceps, from ambi- + -ceps, from caput head) + English -al or -ous — more at head
: double-edged — used of flattened stems (as of certain grasses)