Definition of adelphous in English:

adelphous

adjective əˈdɛlfəs

Botany rare

Of stamens: partially united by their filaments into one or more groups; (also of flowers) having stamens with this arrangement.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Samuel Frederick Gray (1766–1828), naturalist and pharmacologist. From ancient Greek ἀδελϕός brother (from ἀ-, copulative prefix + δελϕύς womb from the same Indo-European base as Sanskrit garbha, Avestan garəβa- womb, fetus, and also Avestan gərəbuš- young of an animal) + -ous.

Definition of adelphous in US English:

adelphous

adjectiveəˈdɛlfəs

Botany rare

Of stamens: partially united by their filaments into one or more groups; (also of flowers) having stamens with this arrangement.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Samuel Frederick Gray (1766–1828), naturalist and pharmacologist. From ancient Greek ἀδελϕός brother (from ἀ-, copulative prefix + δελϕύς womb from the same Indo-European base as Sanskrit garbha, Avestan garəβa- womb, fetus, and also Avestan gərəbuš- young of an animal) + -ous.

单词	adelphous
释义	Definition of adelphous in English: adelphous adjective əˈdɛlfəs Botany rare Of stamens: partially united by their filaments into one or more groups; (also of flowers) having stamens with this arrangement. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Samuel Frederick Gray (1766–1828), naturalist and pharmacologist. From ancient Greek ἀδελϕός brother (from ἀ-, copulative prefix + δελϕύς womb from the same Indo-European base as Sanskrit garbha, Avestan garəβa- womb, fetus, and also Avestan gərəbuš- young of an animal) + -ous. Definition of adelphous in US English: adelphous adjectiveəˈdɛlfəs Botany rare Of stamens: partially united by their filaments into one or more groups; (also of flowers) having stamens with this arrangement. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Samuel Frederick Gray (1766–1828), naturalist and pharmacologist. From ancient Greek ἀδελϕός brother (from ἀ-, copulative prefix + δελϕύς womb from the same Indo-European base as Sanskrit garbha, Avestan garəβa- womb, fetus, and also Avestan gərəbuš- young of an animal) + -ous.
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