Definition of botryoid in English:

botryoid

adjective ˈbɒtrɪɔɪd

Resembling a bunch of grapes; = "botryoidal".

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in John Woodward (d. 1728), physician, natural historian, and antiquary. From post-classical Latin botryoides from Hellenistic Greek βοτρυοειδής like a bunch of grapes from ancient Greek βότρυς cluster of grapes, of unknown origin (perhaps a loanword) + -οειδής.

Definition of botryoid in US English:

botryoid

adjectiveˈbɒtrɪɔɪd

Resembling a bunch of grapes; = "botryoidal".

单词	botryoid
释义	Definition of botryoid in English: botryoid adjective ˈbɒtrɪɔɪd Resembling a bunch of grapes; = "botryoidal". Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in John Woodward (d. 1728), physician, natural historian, and antiquary. From post-classical Latin botryoides from Hellenistic Greek βοτρυοειδής like a bunch of grapes from ancient Greek βότρυς cluster of grapes, of unknown origin (perhaps a loanword) + -οειδής. Definition of botryoid in US English: botryoid adjectiveˈbɒtrɪɔɪd Resembling a bunch of grapes; = "botryoidal". Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in John Woodward (d. 1728), physician, natural historian, and antiquary. From post-classical Latin botryoides from Hellenistic Greek βοτρυοειδής like a bunch of grapes from ancient Greek βότρυς cluster of grapes, of unknown origin (perhaps a loanword) + -οειδής.
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