pentandrous
/pɛnˈtandrəs/Botany
adjective
Originally: †designating or belonging to the Linnaean class or order Pentandria (obsolete ). In later use: having five stamens.
Origin
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in John Hill (bap. 1714, d. 1775), physician and actor. From penta- + -androus, after scientific Latin pentandrus.
- subobscure
- subobscurely
- suboccipital
- suboccipital nerve
- suboceanic
- sub-octave
- subocular
- sub-officer
- subopercle
- subopercular
- suboperculiform
- suboperculum
- suboptimal
- suboptimally
- suboptimization
- suboptimum
- suborbicular
- suborbital
- suborbitary
- subordain
- suborder
- subordered
- subordering
- subordinacy
- subordinance