Definition of gynandrous in English:

gynandrous

adjective dʒɪˈnandrəsɡʌɪˈnandrəsdʒɪˈnændrəs

1Botany
(of a flower) having stamens and pistil united in one column, as in orchids.
Example sentencesExamples
- The gynandrous flowers are hermaphroditic, sometimes polygamous.
- The flowers of this order are characterized inter alia by being gynandrous, i.e. having their style and stamens united into a column.
2(of a person or animal) hermaphrodite.
Example sentencesExamples
- The products of Gender Economy are feminine, masculine, whole-gendered androgyn or undifferentiated identities of individuals, organizations and societies (and anything androgyn or gynandrous in between).
- The aim of this note is to illuminate certain problems generated by the appropriation of the terms ‘androgynous’ and ‘gynandrous’ in process theology.
- The tale of the Sickness of the Men of Ulster features the gynandrous horse goddess Macha who is associated with shape shifting.
Synonyms
hermaphroditic, epicene

Origin

Early 19th century: from Greek gunandros 'of doubtful sex' (from gunē 'woman' + anēr, andr- 'man, male') + -ous.

Rhymes

polyandrous

Definition of gynandrous in US English:

gynandrous

adjectivejiˈnandrəsdʒɪˈnændrəs

Botany

1(of a flower) having stamens and pistil united in one column, as in orchids.
Example sentencesExamples
- The flowers of this order are characterized inter alia by being gynandrous, i.e. having their style and stamens united into a column.
- The gynandrous flowers are hermaphroditic, sometimes polygamous.
1. 1.1 (of a person or animal) hermaphrodite.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The aim of this note is to illuminate certain problems generated by the appropriation of the terms ‘androgynous’ and ‘gynandrous’ in process theology.
  The products of Gender Economy are feminine, masculine, whole-gendered androgyn or undifferentiated identities of individuals, organizations and societies (and anything androgyn or gynandrous in between).
  The tale of the Sickness of the Men of Ulster features the gynandrous horse goddess Macha who is associated with shape shifting.
  Synonyms
  hermaphroditic, epicene

Origin

Early 19th century: from Greek gunandros ‘of doubtful sex’ (from gunē ‘woman’ + anēr, andr- ‘man, male’) + -ous.

单词	gynandrous
释义	Definition of gynandrous in English: gynandrous adjective dʒɪˈnandrəsɡʌɪˈnandrəsdʒɪˈnændrəs 1Botany (of a flower) having stamens and pistil united in one column, as in orchids. Example sentencesExamples The gynandrous flowers are hermaphroditic, sometimes polygamous. The flowers of this order are characterized inter alia by being gynandrous, i.e. having their style and stamens united into a column. 2(of a person or animal) hermaphrodite. Example sentencesExamples The products of Gender Economy are feminine, masculine, whole-gendered androgyn or undifferentiated identities of individuals, organizations and societies (and anything androgyn or gynandrous in between). The aim of this note is to illuminate certain problems generated by the appropriation of the terms ‘androgynous’ and ‘gynandrous’ in process theology. The tale of the Sickness of the Men of Ulster features the gynandrous horse goddess Macha who is associated with shape shifting. Synonyms hermaphroditic, epicene Origin Early 19th century: from Greek gunandros 'of doubtful sex' (from gunē 'woman' + anēr, andr- 'man, male') + -ous. Rhymes polyandrous Definition of gynandrous in US English: gynandrous adjectivejiˈnandrəsdʒɪˈnændrəs Botany 1(of a flower) having stamens and pistil united in one column, as in orchids. Example sentencesExamples The flowers of this order are characterized inter alia by being gynandrous, i.e. having their style and stamens united into a column. The gynandrous flowers are hermaphroditic, sometimes polygamous. 1.1 (of a person or animal) hermaphrodite. Example sentencesExamples The aim of this note is to illuminate certain problems generated by the appropriation of the terms ‘androgynous’ and ‘gynandrous’ in process theology. The products of Gender Economy are feminine, masculine, whole-gendered androgyn or undifferentiated identities of individuals, organizations and societies (and anything androgyn or gynandrous in between). The tale of the Sickness of the Men of Ulster features the gynandrous horse goddess Macha who is associated with shape shifting. Synonyms hermaphroditic, epicene Origin Early 19th century: from Greek gunandros ‘of doubtful sex’ (from gunē ‘woman’ + anēr, andr- ‘man, male’) + -ous.
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