comate
kəˈmeɪt
Definition

Definition of comate - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
appearanceRarehaving a bushy or hairy appearanceRare
  • The comate plant stood out in the garden.
bushy hairy shaggy
2.
botanyTECH.relating to a coma in plantsTECH.
  • The comate structure was evident in the flower.
comal
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Origin of comate

Latin, comatus (hairy) + -ate (suffix)

Examples of comate in a sentence

  • Her comate hairstyle was the talk of the fashion show.
  • The botanist noted the comate leaves during the study.
  • Comate features were prominent in the plant's growth.

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  1. French:touffu, comateux, ...
  2. German:zottelig, zottig, ...
  3. Italian:chiomato, comatoso, ...
  4. Spanish:tupido, comatoso, ...
  5. Portuguese:hirsuto, comatoso, ...
  6. Chinese:浓密, 昏迷的, ...
  7. Japanese:ふさふさした, 昏睡状の, ...
  8. Arabic:كثيف الشعر, متعلق بالكومة, ...
  9. Hebrew:שָׁעִיר, תַּרְדֵּמִי, ...
  10. Russian:кустистый, коматозный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:кущистий, коматозний, ...
  12. Hindi:झाड़ीदार, कोमेट, ...
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