fecula
ˈfɛkjʊlə
feculae
Definition

Definition of fecula - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
extractionDatedstarch from washing crushed plant parts like potatoesDated
  • Fecula is extracted from potatoes for various recipes.
extract starch
2.
insectDatedfaecal material of insectsDated
  • The entomologist studied the fecula left by the beetles.
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Origin of fecula

Latin, faex (dregs) + -ula (diminutive)

Examples of fecula in a sentence

  • The factory processes fecula for commercial use.
  • The fecula was analyzed to determine the insect's diet.
  • Fecula can indicate the presence of certain pests.

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  1. French:fécule, déjections d'insectes, ...
  2. German:Fecula, Insektenkot, ...
  3. Italian:fecola, feci degli insetti, ...
  4. Spanish:fécula, excremento de insectos, ...
  5. Portuguese:fécula, excremento de inseto, ...
  6. Chinese:植物淀粉, 虫粪, ...
  7. Japanese:デンプン, 糞, ...
  8. Arabic:نَشا, مُخَلَّفات حَشَرِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:עֲמִילָן, צֹאָה, ...
  10. Russian:крахмал, фекалии, ...
  11. Ukrainian:фекула, фекалії, ...
  12. Hindi:फेकुला, मल, ...

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