Etymology of the English word multilobular
the English word
multilobularusing the English prefix
multi-derived from the Latin word
multus (many; much, many, great)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*mel-derived from the English word
lobularderived from the English word
lobulederived from the English word
lobederived from the Late Latin word
lobus (hull, husk, pod)
derived from the Greek word
lobos, λοβός, λόβος (lobe)
derived from the Late Latin word
lobederived from the Greek word
lobos, λοβός, λόβος (lobe)
derived from the New Latin word
lobulusderived from the Late Latin word
lobus (hull, husk, pod)
derived from the Greek word
lobos, λοβός, λόβος (lobe)
using the English suffix
-arderived from the Old French suffix
-arderived from the Latin suffix
-arisderived from the Latin suffix
-alisUsage
Word found in Modern English
