BULBUS

Meaning of BULBUS in English

ˈbəlbəs noun

( plural bul·bi -lˌbī, -lˌbē)

Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, bulb of a plant — more at bulb

: bulb 5

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BULBUS — 1) луковица 2) утолщённая нижняя часть ножки гриба
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BULBUS — 1) луковица 2) утолщённая нижняя часть ножки гриба
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BULBUS AORTAE — noun see bulbus arteriosus
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BULBUS ARTERIOSUS — -(ˌ)ärˌtirēˈōsə̇s noun also bulbus aor·tae -āˈȯrˌtē Etymology: New Latin bulbus arteriosus, literally, arterial bulb & bulbus aortae, literally, bulb of …
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BULBOURETHRAL GLAND — noun Etymology: Latin bulbus bulb + English urethral Date: circa 1903 Cowper's gland
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BULBIL — noun Etymology: French ~le, diminutive of bulbe bulb, from Latin bulbus Date: 1831 bulblet
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BULB — I. ˈbəlb, ˈbəu̇b noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin bulbus onion, bulb, from Greek bolbos bulbous plant; akin to Armenian …
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TRUNCUS ARTERIOSUS — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷(ˌ)ärˌtirēˈōsəs noun Etymology: New Latin, arterial trunk : the part of the arterial system within the pericardium connecting the ventricle …
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FILARIOIDEA — fə̇ˌla(a)rēˈȯidēə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Filaria + -oidea : a large superfamily of the nematode order …
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BULBOUS — ˈbəlbəs adjective Etymology: Middle French & Latin; Middle French bulbeux, from Latin bulbosus, from bulbus bulb + -osus -ose — …
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BULBIL — ˈbəlbə̇l, -lˌbil noun or bul·bel -lbəl, -lˌbel ( -s ) Etymology: French bulbille, diminutive of bulbe bulb, from Latin bulbus …
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BULBI — plural of bulbus
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BULBACEOUS — |bəl|bāshəs adjective Etymology: Latin bulbaceus, from bulbus + -aceus -aceous : producing or growing from bulbs
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ARTERIAL BULB — noun : bulbus arteriosus
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BULB — — bulbed , adj. — bulbless , adj. /bulb/ , n. 1. Bot. a. a usually subterranean and often globular …
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BULBOURETHRAL GLAND — noun Etymology: Latin bulbus bulb + English urethral Date: circa 1903 : Cowper's gland
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BULBIL — noun Etymology: French bulbille, diminutive of bulbe bulb, from Latin bulbus Date: 1831 : bulblet
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BULB — noun Etymology: Middle English, from Latin bulbus, from Greek bolbos bulbous plant Date: 15th century 1. a. : a resting …
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BULBIL — [ 'bʌlbɪl ] ■ noun Botany a small bulb-like structure, especially in the axil of a leaf, which may fall …
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BULBOURETHRAL GLAND — [bul.bo.ure.thral gland] n [L bulbus bulb + E urethral] (ca. 1903): cowper's gland
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BULBIL — [bul.bil] n [F bulbille, dim. of bulbe bulb, fr. L bulbus] (1831): bulblet
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BULB — [bulb] n [L bulbus, fr. Gk bolbos bulbous plant] (ca. 1601) 1 a: a resting stage of a plant (as …
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CIRCULATION — the process by which nutrients, respiratory gases, and metabolic products are transported throughout a living organism, permitting integration among the …
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BULB — bulb /bʌlb/ BrE AmE noun [countable] [ Date: 1500-1600 ; Language: Latin ; Origin: bulbus , from Greek bolbos 'plant …
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
BULB — n. 1 a an underground fleshy-leaved storage organ of some plants (e.g. lily, onion) sending roots downwards and leaves upwards. …
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BULB — n. 1 a an underground fleshy-leaved storage organ of some plants (e.g. lily, onion) sending roots downwards and leaves upwards. …
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BULB — n.1 a an underground fleshy-leaved storage organ of some plants (e.g. lily, onion) sending roots downwards and leaves upwards. b …
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ЛУКОВИЦА — 1) бот. bulb 2) bulbus
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