ancipital
adjective
an·cip·i·tal
(ˈ)an¦sipətᵊl
variants or ancipitous
-təs
: double-edged —used of flattened stems (as of certain grasses)
Word History
Etymology
Latin ancipit-, anceps two-headed, two-edged (from—assumed—ambicipit-, ambiceps, from ambi- + -ceps, from caput head) + English -al or -ous
First Known Use
1775, in the meaning defined above