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annotinous

American  
[uh-not-n-uhs, a-not-] / əˈnɒt n əs, æˈnɒt- /

adjective

Botany.

  1. one year old.

Etymology

Origin of annotinous

1830–40; < Latin annōtinus, equivalent to annō (in the) year, ablative of annus year + -tinus suffix forming adjectives from adverbs of time ( pristine ); -ous

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Annotinous, yearly, or in yearly growths.

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