Definition of digitate in English:

digitate

adjective ˈdɪdʒɪteɪtˈdɪdʒɪtətˈdɪdʒəˌteɪt

technical

Shaped like a spread hand.
digitate leaves
a digitate delta
Example sentencesExamples
- In the Southern Hemisphere a different, more strongly digitate type of Ginkgo leaf persists into the Eocene, but we lack data on its occurrence and do not discuss it further here.
- This species, contrary to the occurrence of shelbyocerids in the Eminence Formation, is clearly found associated with digitate stromatolite bearing dolomite.
- When fully grown, its gigantic buttressed trunk, which stretches up to 10 meters in diameter, abruptly ends in the branches that bear digitate leaves.
- These can be either digitate forms, where the mollusks lived between small stromatolite fingers, or larger, domal stromatolite masses, which created areas where mollusks clustered.
- Hypseloconids are almost exclusively associated with digitate or small domal stromatolites where they are frequently found in clusters.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin digitatus, from digitus 'finger, toe'.

Definition of digitate in US English:

digitate

adjectiveˈdɪdʒəˌteɪtˈdijəˌtāt

technical

Shaped like a spread hand.
digitate leaves
a digitate delta
Example sentencesExamples
- When fully grown, its gigantic buttressed trunk, which stretches up to 10 meters in diameter, abruptly ends in the branches that bear digitate leaves.
- These can be either digitate forms, where the mollusks lived between small stromatolite fingers, or larger, domal stromatolite masses, which created areas where mollusks clustered.
- Hypseloconids are almost exclusively associated with digitate or small domal stromatolites where they are frequently found in clusters.
- In the Southern Hemisphere a different, more strongly digitate type of Ginkgo leaf persists into the Eocene, but we lack data on its occurrence and do not discuss it further here.
- This species, contrary to the occurrence of shelbyocerids in the Eminence Formation, is clearly found associated with digitate stromatolite bearing dolomite.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin digitatus, from digitus ‘finger, toe’.

单词	digitate
释义	Definition of digitate in English: digitate adjective ˈdɪdʒɪteɪtˈdɪdʒɪtətˈdɪdʒəˌteɪt technical Shaped like a spread hand. digitate leaves a digitate delta Example sentencesExamples In the Southern Hemisphere a different, more strongly digitate type of Ginkgo leaf persists into the Eocene, but we lack data on its occurrence and do not discuss it further here. This species, contrary to the occurrence of shelbyocerids in the Eminence Formation, is clearly found associated with digitate stromatolite bearing dolomite. When fully grown, its gigantic buttressed trunk, which stretches up to 10 meters in diameter, abruptly ends in the branches that bear digitate leaves. These can be either digitate forms, where the mollusks lived between small stromatolite fingers, or larger, domal stromatolite masses, which created areas where mollusks clustered. Hypseloconids are almost exclusively associated with digitate or small domal stromatolites where they are frequently found in clusters. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin digitatus, from digitus 'finger, toe'. Definition of digitate in US English: digitate adjectiveˈdɪdʒəˌteɪtˈdijəˌtāt technical Shaped like a spread hand. digitate leaves a digitate delta Example sentencesExamples When fully grown, its gigantic buttressed trunk, which stretches up to 10 meters in diameter, abruptly ends in the branches that bear digitate leaves. These can be either digitate forms, where the mollusks lived between small stromatolite fingers, or larger, domal stromatolite masses, which created areas where mollusks clustered. Hypseloconids are almost exclusively associated with digitate or small domal stromatolites where they are frequently found in clusters. In the Southern Hemisphere a different, more strongly digitate type of Ginkgo leaf persists into the Eocene, but we lack data on its occurrence and do not discuss it further here. This species, contrary to the occurrence of shelbyocerids in the Eminence Formation, is clearly found associated with digitate stromatolite bearing dolomite. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin digitatus, from digitus ‘finger, toe’.
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