different between folios vs foliose
folios
English
Noun
folios
- plural of folio
Latin
Noun
foli?s n
- accusative plural of folium
Spanish
Noun
folios m pl
- plural of folio
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foliose
English
Etymology
From Latin foli?sus (“leafy”), from folio (“leaf”)
Adjective
foliose (comparative more foliose, superlative most foliose)
- leafy or leaf-like.
Translations
Anagrams
- floosie
Latin
Adjective
foli?se
- vocative masculine singular of foli?sus
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