in|du|men|tum

in|du|men|tum
in|du|men|tum «IHN du MEHN tuhm, -dyu-», noun.
Botany. a hairy or scaly covering, often very dense.
[< New Latin indumentum < Latin indūmentum garment, clothing < induere to put on]

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