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Definition of pinna
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of pinna is as below...
Pinna (n.) Any
species
of
Pinna,
a genus of large
bivalve
mollusks
found in all warm seas. The
byssus
consists
of a large
number
of long, silky
fibers,
which have been used in
manufacturing
woven
fabrics,
as a
curiosity..
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Byssus
::
Byssus
(n.) A tuft of long, tough
filaments
which are
formed
in a
groove
of the foot, and issue from
between
the
valves
of
certain
bivalve
mollusks,
as the Pinna and
Mytilus,
by which they
attach
themselves
to
rocks,
etc..
Pinnet
::
Pinnet
(n.) A
pinnacle.
Trijugate
::
Trijugate
(a.) In three
pairs;
as, a
trijugate
leaf, or a
pinnate
leaf with three pairs of
leaflets..
Pinnatiped
::
Pinnatiped
(a.)
Having
the toes
bordered
by
membranes;
fin-footed,
as
certain
birds..
Finial
::
Finial
(n.) The knot or bunch of
foliage,
or
foliated
ornament,
that forms the upper
extremity
of a
pinnacle
in
Gothic
architecture;
sometimes,
the
pinnacle
itself..
Pinnatifid
::
Pinnatifid
(a.)
Divided
in a
pinnate
manner,
with the
divisions
not
reaching
to the
midrib..
Pinna
::
Pinna (n.) A
leaflet
of a
pinnate
leaf. See
Illust.
of
Bipinnate
leaf, under
Bipinnate..
Needle
::
Needle
(n.) Any
slender,
pointed
object,
like a
needle,
as a
pointed
crystal,
a sharp
pinnacle
of rock, an
obelisk,
etc..
Acacia
::
Acacia
(n.) A genus of
leguminous
trees and
shrubs.
Nearly
300
species
are
Australian
or
Polynesian,
and have
terete
or
vertically
compressed
leaf
stalks,
instead
of the
bipinnate
leaves
of the much fewer
species
of
America,
Africa,
etc. Very few are found in
temperate
climates..
Quadrijugous
::
Quadrijugous
(a.)
Pinnate,
with four pairs of
leaflets;
as, a
quadrijugous
leaf..
Knop
::
Knop (n.) Any
boldly
projecting
sculptured
ornament;
esp., the
ornamental
termination
of a
pinnacle,
and then
synonymous
with
finial;
--
called
also knob, and
knosp..
Osmund
::
Osmund
(n.) A fern of the genus
Osmunda,
or
flowering
fern. The most
remarkable
species
is the
osmund
royal,
or royal fern
(Osmunda
regalis),
which grows in wet or boggy
places,
and has large
bipinnate
fronds,
often with a
panicle
of
capsules
at the top. The
rootstock
contains
much
starch,
and has been used in
stiffening
linen..
Bipinnatifid
::
Bipinnatifid
(a.)
Doubly
pinnatifid.
Tripinnate
::
Tripinnate
(a.)
Having
bipinnate
leaflets
arranged
on each side of a
rhachis.
Jugum
::
Jugum (n.) A pair of the
opposite
leaflets
of a
pinnate
plant.
Pinnacled
::
Pinnacled
(imp. & p. p.) of
Pinnacl.
Penninerved
::
Penninerved
(a.)
Pinnately
veined
or
nerved.
Sapindus
::
Sapindus
(n.) A genus of
tropical
and
subtropical
trees with
pinnate
leaves
and
panicled
flowers.
The
fruits
of some
species
are used
instead
of soap, and their round black seeds are made into
necklaces..
Tamarind
::
Tamarind
(n.) A
leguminous
tree
(Tamarindus
Indica)
cultivated
both the
Indies,
and the other
tropical
countries,
for the sake of its
shade,
and for its
fruit.
The trunk of the tree is lofty and
large,
with
wide-spreading
branches;
the
flowers
are in
racemes
at the ends of the
branches.
The
leaves
are small and
finely
pinnated..
Pinnace
::
Pinnace
(n.) A small
vessel
propelled
by sails or oars,
formerly
employed
as a
tender,
or for coast
defence;
--
called
originally,
spynace
or
spyne..
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