different between coniferous vs conifers
coniferous
English
Etymology
From Latin. Surface analysis is cone +? -iferous (“bearing”), or conifer +? -ous (“pertaining to”), as reflected in the meanings.
Adjective
coniferous (comparative more coniferous, superlative most coniferous)
- Bearing cones, as the pine and cypress.
- Of, or pertaining to, a conifer.
Translations
coniferous From the web:
conifers
English
Noun
conifers
- plural of conifer
Anagrams
- fir-cones, forensic, forinsec, fornices, inforces
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