French translation of barbellulate is 
barbellulate

Meaning of "barbellulate" in English

"Barbellulate" is an adjective derived from the word "barbellate," which describes structures possessing small, barbed or hook-like projections. Typically used in botanical contexts, it refers to certain plant structures — such as hairs or bristles — that have tiny barbs or similar appendages. These barbellulate features often serve functional purposes, such as anchoring seeds to potential carriers like animals or enhancing the adhesion of the plant to surfaces, aiding in dispersal or stability. It is a specialized term most commonly found in botanical studies or descriptions.

Meaning of "barbellulate" in French

In French, "barbellulate" retains the specific botanical context as in English. It describes plant structures with tiny hook-like barbs or projections. This term is used when describing botanical textures or surfaces, emphasizing the presence of minute barbs or hooks on natural structures. These appendages may assist with attachment or dispersal in a similar manner as in the English context, aiding a plant’s interaction with its environment, either for seed dispersal or attaching to substrates.

Pronunciation of "barbellulate" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /bɑːrˈbɛljʊˌleɪt/

Pronunciation Variations: There are no significant dialectical or regional variations in the pronunciation of "barbellulate" due to its specific, scientific nature. The pronunciation remains fairly consistent across English-speaking regions.

Pronunciation of "barbellulate" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /baʁbelyˈlat/

Pronunciation Variations: Similar to English, there are no significant dialectical or regional variations in pronouncing "barbellulate" in French, as it is typically a direct borrowing used in scientific contexts.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. The surface of the fruit was barbellulate, aiding in seed dispersal. (La surface du fruit était barbellulée, facilitant la dispersion des graines.)
2. Botanists often encounter barbellulate structures in their studies. (Les botanistes rencontrent souvent des structures barbellulées dans leurs études.)
3. The barbellulate hairs on the plant helped it attach to passing animals. (Les poils barbellulés de la plante l'aidaient à s'attacher aux animaux de passage.)
4. Observing the barbellulate textures, the scientists took detailed notes. (En observant les textures barbellulées, les scientifiques prenaient des notes détaillées.)
5. These barbellulate features can be found in many plant species. (Ces caractéristiques barbellulées se trouvent dans de nombreuses espèces de plantes.)
6. They identified the plant by its unique barbellulate leaves. (Ils ont identifié la plante par ses feuilles barbellulées uniques.)
7. The barbellulate spines were crucial for the plant’s survival in its habitat. (Les épines barbellulées étaient cruciales pour la survie de la plante dans son habitat.)
8. The lab conducted experiments on barbellulate surfaces. (Le laboratoire a effectué des expériences sur les surfaces barbellulées.)
9. Understanding barbellulate structures helps in classifying certain plants. (Comprendre les structures barbellulées aide à classer certaines plantes.)
10. The plant developed barbellulate features to adapt to its environment. (La plante a développé des caractéristiques barbellulées pour s'adapter à son environnement.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "barbellulate" in English

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Similar Words: barbellate, spiny, hooked, prickly, thorny, bristled, rough, serrated, spurred, jagged.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "barbellulate" in French

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Antonyms: -.

Similar Words: barbellé, épineux, crochu, piquant, épineux, hirsute, rugueux, dentelé, éperonné, dentelé.

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