sarcodinian
American
[sahr-kuh-din-ee-uhn]
/ ˌsɑr kəˈdɪn i ən /
adjective
noun
Etymology
Origin of sarcodinian
< New Latin Sarcodin ( a ) name of the class ( Greek sarkṓd ( ēs ) fleshy + New Latin -ina neuter plural suffix) + -ian
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