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digitiform
[ dij-i-tuh-fawrm ]
adjective
- like a finger.
digitiform
/ ˈdɪdʒɪtɪˌfɔːm /
adjective
- shaped like a finger
Word History and Origins
Origin of digitiform1
Example Sentences
They are well developed in Scutigera, where they form two pairs of digitiform sclerites, whereas in the Geophilomorpha they are reduced to a pair of very short, two-jointed limbs.
Digitiform: formed, shaped like or having the function of a finger.
Associated words: digital, digitation, interdigital. finger, v. touch, handle; thrum, strum. finger bone. phalanx, internode; pl. phalanges. finger-shaped, a. digitiform. finical, a. over-particular, fastidious. finicky, a.
Cells digitiform, slightly curved to the front, mouth circular, looking directly upwards.
Opening round, looking nearly directly upwards; a digitiform hollow process below the outer border supporting 2 to 4 long incurved spines; 2 to 3 other long curved submarginal spines behind or above the opening, none below it in front--a solitary spine on the back a short way down the cell.
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