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sagittate
[ saj-i-teyt ]
adjective
- shaped like an arrowhead:
sagittate leaves of the calla lily;
sagittate markings on a moth.
sagittate
/ səˈdʒɪtɪˌfɔːm; ˈsædʒɪˌteɪt; ˈsædʒ- /
adjective
- (esp of leaves) shaped like the head of an arrow
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Other Words From
- half-sagit·tate adjective
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Word History and Origins
Origin of sagittate1
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Word History and Origins
Origin of sagittate1
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Example Sentences
The above species may be recognised by its reniform leaves (sagittate in the others), which are also fleshy.
Its leaves are erect, lanceolate, sagittate, with a wavy margin; and the upper ones clasp the stem.
Its spreading radical leaves are deeply toothed, and narrower towards the base; and the stem leaves are narrow and sagittate.
The leaves are smooth, linear, and sagittate, terminating in a sharp point.
Tongue, sagittate, slender, tapering to a slit and lacerated point.
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