silicle
ˈsɪlɪkəl
Definition

Definition of silicle - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
plantTECH.short seed capsule in cruciferous plantsTECH.
  • The silicle of the plant was filled with seeds.
capsule pod
2.
botanyTECH.broad silique found in shepherd's purseTECH.
  • She examined the silicle of the shepherd's purse.
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Images of silicle

  • silicle: short seed capsule in cruciferous plants
    short seed capsule in cruciferous plants
  • silicle: broad silique found in shepherd's purse
    broad silique found in shepherd's purse

Origin of silicle

Latin, siliqua (pod) + -cle (diminutive)

Examples of silicle in a sentence

  • Silicles are characteristic of certain plant families.
  • The botanist noted the silicle's unique shape.
  • Silicles were abundant in the field study.

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  1. French:silicule, silique large, ...
  2. German:Schote, Schötchen, ...
  3. Italian:capsula, silicua, ...
  4. Spanish:silícula, fruto, ...
  5. Portuguese:silícula, silique, ...
  6. Chinese:短荚果, 角果, ...
  7. Japanese:短角果, 小莢果, ...
  8. Arabic:قِرْن قَصير, قرن, ...
  9. Hebrew:סִילִיקְלָה, סִילִיקְל, ...
  10. Russian:стручок, плод пастушьей сумки, ...
  11. Ukrainian:стручок, ...
  12. Hindi:सिलिकल, बीजकोष, ...

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