glandular-leaved
|gland-u-lar-leaved|
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/ˈɡlændjʊlər liːvd/
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/ˈɡlændjʊlə liːvd/
leaves with glands
Etymology
Etymology Information
'glandular-leaved' originates from the combination of 'glandular,' meaning 'relating to glands,' and 'leaved,' meaning 'having leaves.'
Historical Evolution
The term 'glandular' comes from the Latin word 'glandula,' meaning 'little acorn' or 'gland,' while 'leaved' is derived from the Old English 'lēaf,' meaning 'leaf.'
Meaning Changes
Initially, it described plants with gland-like structures on their leaves, and this meaning has remained consistent.
Meanings by Part of Speech
Adjective 1
having leaves with glands or gland-like structures.
The plant is known for its glandular-leaved foliage, which secretes a sticky substance.
Synonyms
Last updated: 2025/05/13 18:24