(ˈ)ē+ adjective
or emarginated “+
Etymology: emargiante from Latin emarginatus, past participle of emarginare to deprive of a margin, from e- + margin-, margo edge, margin; emarginated from Latin emarginat us + English -ed — more at margin
: having the margin notched:
a. : having a shallow marginal notch (as at the apex of a leaf or in the caudal fin of a fish) — compare obcordate , retuse
b. of a crystal : having truncated edges
• emar·gi·nate·ly adverb