Etymology of the Latin word gluma
the Latin word
gluma (husks of grain; barley husks)
derived from the Latin word
glubere (peel; strip the bark from; rob; shed its bark)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*gleubh-Derivations in Latin
Glumiflorae,
aristiglumis,
barbiglumis,
biglume,
brevigluma,
caudiglume,
ciliatoglume,
curtigluma,
cuspidiglumis,
eglumis,
erosiglumis,
hirtigluma,
laeviglumis,
nodiglumis,
nudiglume,
pleurigluma,
plurigluma,
remotigluma,
retiglume,
rugosiglumis,
serratiglumis,
subeglume,
sulcigluma,
triglumis,
truncatiglume,
villiglumis,
glumaris,
setiglumisDerivations in other languages
English
glume, French
glume, Italian
gluma, Portuguese
gluma, Portuguese
glumela, Spanish
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