stipit

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• stipitate — /stip i tayt /, adj. having or supported by a stipe: a stipitate ovary. [1775 85; < NL stipitatus, equiv. to stipit (s. of stipes) STIPE + atus ATE1] * * * …   Universalium

• stipitiform — /stip i teuh fawrm /, adj. having the form of a stipe. [1855 60; stipit (see STIPITATE) + I + FORM] * * * …   Universalium

• Plant Structures — bark: (L): cortex, cortici ; (G): phloeo , phloeus berry: (L): acini , acinus; (G): cocco , coccus; (L): bacca, bacci bramble: (G): bato , batus branch: (G): clado , cladus; (L): ram , rami , ramo , ramus bud: (L): gemm , gemma flower: (G):… …   Dictionary of word roots and combining forms

• stipitiform — /ˈstɪpətəfɔm/ (say stipuhtuhfawm) adjective having the form of a stipe. {Latin stīpit , stem of stīpes log + i 1 + form} …  

• stipital — ˈstipəd.əl adjective Etymology: New Latin stipit , stipes + English al : of or relating to the stipes …   Useful english dictionary

• stipitate — ˈstipəˌtāt adjective Etymology: New Latin stipitatus, from stipit , stipes + Latin atus ate : having or borne on a stipe a stipitate pod …   Useful english dictionary

• stipiturus — ˌstipəˈtu̇rəs, pə.ˈtyu̇ noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Latin stipit , stipes log + New Latin urus : a genus of small babblers comprising the Australian emu wrens …   Useful english dictionary