different between hornlike vs cornuate
hornlike
English
Etymology
horn +? -like
Adjective
hornlike (comparative more hornlike, superlative most hornlike)
- Projecting like a horn.
- Of a hard substance, similar to horn.
Translations
hornlike From the web:
- what are horn like appendages
- what does horn sound like
- what does horn-like mean
- what french horn look like
- what is horn-like
cornuate
English
Etymology
Latin cornu?tus (“horn-shaped”), from corn? (“horn”) +? -?tus.
Adjective
cornuate (comparative more cornuate, superlative most cornuate)
- (medicine, zoology) Horn-shaped, as with a bicornuate uterus.
Anagrams
- courante, outrance
Latin
Adjective
cornu?te
- vocative masculine singular of cornu?tus
cornuate From the web:
- what does cornuate mean
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