cuspidate

English

Etymology

Latin cuspidatus.

Adjective

cuspidate (comparative more cuspidate, superlative most cuspidate)

Having a cusp
(botany, of a leaf) Tapering to a sharp, firm point

Translations

having a cusp

Bulgarian: островръх (bg) (ostrovrǎh)
Finnish: piikikäs
French: cuspidé (fr)

Italian: cuspidato (all senses)
Spanish: cuspidado

botany: tapering to sharp point

Finnish: otapäinen

Italian

Adjective

cuspidate

feminine plural of cuspidato

Latin

Verb

cuspidāte

second-person plural present active imperative of cuspidō

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