Definition of pinnatifid in English:

pinnatifid

adjective pɪˈneɪtɪfɪdpɪˈnatɪfɪdpəˈnadəˌfid

Botany

(of a leaf) pinnately divided, but not all the way down to the central axis.
Example sentencesExamples
- The cuff bracelet is ornamented with chrysanthemums bordering a central faceted citrine and overlapping pinnatifid leaves engraved to delineate the veins.
- The leaves are sharply serrated, never pinnate or pinnatifid, sometimes the serration is confined to the apices.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from modern Latin pinnatifidus, from Latin pinnatus 'feathered' + fid- 'cleft' (from the verb findere).

Definition of pinnatifid in US English:

pinnatifid

adjectivepəˈnadəˌfid

Botany

(of a leaf) pinnately divided, but not all the way down to the central axis.
Example sentencesExamples
- The leaves are sharply serrated, never pinnate or pinnatifid, sometimes the serration is confined to the apices.
- The cuff bracelet is ornamented with chrysanthemums bordering a central faceted citrine and overlapping pinnatifid leaves engraved to delineate the veins.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from modern Latin pinnatifidus, from Latin pinnatus ‘feathered’ + fid- ‘cleft’ (from the verb findere).

单词	pinnatifid
释义	Definition of pinnatifid in English: pinnatifid adjective pɪˈneɪtɪfɪdpɪˈnatɪfɪdpəˈnadəˌfid Botany (of a leaf) pinnately divided, but not all the way down to the central axis. Example sentencesExamples The cuff bracelet is ornamented with chrysanthemums bordering a central faceted citrine and overlapping pinnatifid leaves engraved to delineate the veins. The leaves are sharply serrated, never pinnate or pinnatifid, sometimes the serration is confined to the apices. Origin Mid 18th century: from modern Latin pinnatifidus, from Latin pinnatus 'feathered' + fid- 'cleft' (from the verb findere). Definition of pinnatifid in US English: pinnatifid adjectivepəˈnadəˌfid Botany (of a leaf) pinnately divided, but not all the way down to the central axis. Example sentencesExamples The leaves are sharply serrated, never pinnate or pinnatifid, sometimes the serration is confined to the apices. The cuff bracelet is ornamented with chrysanthemums bordering a central faceted citrine and overlapping pinnatifid leaves engraved to delineate the veins. Origin Mid 18th century: from modern Latin pinnatifidus, from Latin pinnatus ‘feathered’ + fid- ‘cleft’ (from the verb findere).
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