different between terete vs semiterete
terete
English
Etymology
From Latin teres (“rounded (cylindrical)”).
Adjective
terete (comparative more terete, superlative most terete)
- Having a smooth circular cross-section; cylindrical, commonly more or less tapering.
Usage notes
- In common usage, the term terete suggests long and tapering plant stems, but it really describes the circular cross section rather than the length or taper.
Synonyms
- teretiform
- teretial
- teretous
Derived terms
- semiterete
- subterete
Anagrams
- Teeter, teeter
Spanish
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /te??ete/, [t?e??e.t?e]
Adjective
terete (plural teretes)
- terete
terete From the web:
semiterete
English
Etymology
semi- +? terete
Adjective
semiterete (comparative more semiterete, superlative most semiterete)
- Half terete
semiterete From the web:
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