Etymology

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Today it means: The outermost branch of a conidiophore from which flask-shaped phialides radiate Full definition →

Hebrew מטולה ← Arabic المُطَلّة
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  1. Arabic · derived fromالمُطَلّة
  2. Hebrew · borrowed fromמטולה
  3. English todayMetula

Borrowed from Hebrew מטולה from Arabic المُطَلّة (al-muṭalla)

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