different between tentaculum vs pentaculum
tentaculum
Translingual
Etymology
New Latin, from tento + -culus
Noun
tentaculum
- Tentacle.
English
Etymology
From New Latin. See the doublet tentacle.
Noun
tentaculum (plural tentacula)
- (zoology) A tentacle.
- (anatomy) One of the stiff hairs situated around the mouth, or on the face, of many animals, and supposed to be tactile organs.
tentaculum From the web:
pentaculum
English
Etymology
Borrowed from Renaissance Latin documents.
Noun
pentaculum
- pentacle
Latin
Etymology
Latinized version of the Middle French word pentacle, replacing "-cle" with the latin suffix "-culum".
Noun
pent?culum n (genitive pent?cul?); second declension
- pentacle
Declension
Second-declension noun (neuter).
pentaculum From the web:
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