French translation of sagittated is 
sagittated

Meaning of "sagittated" in English

The term "sagittated" refers to something shaped like an arrowhead. It is often used in a botanical context to describe leaves that have a pointed apex and two pointed lobes that extend backward. The word originates from the Latin "sagitta," meaning arrow. This shape is notable in some types of plant leaves, where the base of the leaf resembles an arrowhead.

Meaning of "sagittated" in French

In French, "sagittated" carries a similar meaning, referring to a shape that resembles the head of an arrow. This adjective is used primarily to describe certain leaves or objects exhibiting an arrow-like form, characterized by a pointed end and two rearward projections or lobes typical in botanical descriptions.

Pronunciation of "sagittated" in English

Phonetic Transcription: [səˈdʒɪteɪtɪd]

Pronunciation Variations: The pronunciation remains relatively consistent across different English dialects, though slight variations in stress and vowel sounds might occur. In American English, emphasis is typically on the second syllable, while the British version may slightly differ in vowel pronunciation.

Pronunciation of "sagittated" in French

Phonetic Transcription: [sa.ʒi.ta.te]

Pronunciation Variations: As in English, the pronunciation of "sagittated" in French does not significantly vary across regions. However, some Francophone areas might emphasize different syllables or soften certain consonant sounds.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. The plant has sagittated leaves. (La plante a des feuilles sagittées.)
2. The sagittated shape of the arrowhead was distinct. (La forme sagittée de la pointe de flèche était distincte.)
3. The designer used a sagittated pattern in the artwork. (Le designer a utilisé un motif sagitté dans l'œuvre d'art.)
4. She admired the sagittated outline in the architecture. (Elle admirait le contour sagitté dans l'architecture.)
5. The botanist noted the sagittated leaves of the specimen. (Le botaniste a noté les feuilles sagittées de l’échantillon.)
6. Artwork often incorporates sagittated elements for dynamic effect. (Les œuvres d'art incorporent souvent des éléments sagittés pour un effet dynamique.)
7. The arrows were crafted with beautifully sagittated heads. (Les flèches étaient fabriquées avec de belles têtes sagittées.)
8. In nature, the sagittated leaf design aids in water drainage. (Dans la nature, la conception des feuilles sagittées aide à l'évacuation de l'eau.)
9. The emblem featured a prominent sagittated icon. (L'emblème présentait une icône sagittée proéminente.)
10. Her tattoo was a minimalist sagittated design. (Son tatouage était un dessin minimaliste sagitté.)

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

Synonyms: arrowhead-shaped, spear-shaped, pointed, arrow-shaped, deltoid.

Antonyms: rounded, blunt, circular, square, amorphous.

Similar Words: lanceolate, triangular, heart-shaped, tapering, acuminate.

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

Synonyms: en forme de flèche, en pointe, deltoïde.

Antonyms: arrondi, émoussé, circulaire.

Similar Words: lancéolé, triangulaire, formant un cœur, effilé, acuminé.

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