solen
1 of 2noun
so·len
ˈsōlə̇n,
-ˌlen
1
capitalized : a genus (the type of the family Solenidae) of razor clams
2
plural -s : razor clam
solen-
2 of 2combining form
variants or soleno-
: channel : pipe : tube
also : tubular
Solenodon
solenocyte
solenostele
Word History
Etymology
Noun
New Latin, from Latin, razor clam, from Greek sōlēn channel, pipe, a shellfish
Combining form
Greek sōlēn-, sōlēno-, from sōlēn
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