different between boviform vs oviform
boviform
English
Etymology
From Latin bos, bovis (“ox”) + -form.
Adjective
boviform (comparative more boviform, superlative most boviform)
- Shaped like an ox.
boviform From the web:
oviform
English
Etymology
ovi- +? -form
Pronunciation
- (US) IPA(key): /?o?.v?f??m/, IPA(key): /?o?.vi?f??m/
Adjective
oviform (comparative more oviform, superlative most oviform)
- egg-shaped
Synonyms
- egg-shaped
- ovate
- ovoid
Translations
Romanian
Etymology
From French oviforme
Adjective
oviform m or n (feminine singular oviform?, masculine plural oviformi, feminine and neuter plural oviforme)
- oviform
Declension
oviform From the web:
- what does oviform
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