umbilicate
ʌmˈbɪlɪkət
Definition

Definition of umbilicate - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
biologyTECH.having a navel-like depressionTECH.
  • The shell was umbilicate in its design.
depressed
2.
central stalkTECH.supported by a central stalkTECH.
  • The plant's leaves were umbilicate.
pedunculate stalked
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Origin of umbilicate

Latin, umbilicus (navel)

Examples of umbilicate in a sentence

  • Scientists noted the umbilicate structure of the organism.
  • The umbilicate structure of the flower was unique.
  • Botanists noted the umbilicate form of the specimen.

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  1. French:ombiliqué, pédonculé, ...
  2. German:nabelartig, gestielt, ...
  3. Italian:ombelicato, peduncolato, ...
  4. Spanish:umbilicado, centrado, ...
  5. Portuguese:umbilicado, com caule central, ...
  6. Chinese:脐状的, 中轴的, ...
  7. Japanese:臍状の, 中心茎のある, ...
  8. Arabic:سُرِّي, ذُو ساق مَرْكَزِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:טַבּוּרִי, בַּעַל גִּזְעָר מֶרְכָּזִי, ...
  10. Russian:пупковидный, с центральным стеблем, ...
  11. Ukrainian:пупковий, пупковидний, ...
  12. Hindi:नाभिकीय, केंद्रीय डंठल से जुड़ी, ...

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