Meanings
adjectivesarmentose (comparative more sarmentose, superlative most sarmentose)
comparative more sarmentose · superlative most sarmentose
- biologyHaving long, slender, prostrate stolons (runners)
nounsarmentose (uncountable)
- uncountablebiochemistryA monosaccharide, with the molecular formula C₇H₁₄O₄
Origin
- Latinsarmentum
- Latinsarmentōsus
- Englishsarmentose
From Latin sarmentōsus, from Latin sarmentum.
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Catalan sarmentós
- sarmentóshaving long, slender, prostrate stolons
Dutch uitlopervormend
- uitlopervormendhaving long, slender, prostrate stolons
French sarmenteux
- sarmenteuxhaving long, slender, prostrate stolons
Italian sarmentoso
- sarmentosohaving long, slender, prostrate stolons
Romanian sarmentos
- sarmentoshaving long, slender, prostrate stolons
Spanish sarmentosa
- sarmentosamonosaccharide
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