| 释义 |
la·cus·trine
\-rə̇n\ adjective
Etymology: probably from French or Italian lacustre lacustrine (from Latin lacus lake; probably influenced by Latin paluster, palustris marshy) + English -ine — more at lake
1. : of, relating to, or formed in lakes
< lacustrine waters >
< lacustrine deposits >
2. : growing or living in lakes
< a lacustrine flora >
< lacustrine fishes >
3. : of or relating to dwellings built on piles in lakes especially in prehistoric central Europe, Scotland, and Ireland |