enbo.
monoecious; having male and female reproductive organs on the same plant
Meaning & usage
monoecious; having male and female reproductive organs on the same plant
Planten er enbo.
Where this word comes from
From en (“one”) + -bo (“-oecious botanical suffix”), modeled after Latin monoecus (“monoecious, single-housed”). The second element is from -bo (“-oecious botanical suffix”), related to bo (“to live, dwell”), from Old Norse búa (“to live, dwell”), ultimately from Proto-Germanic *būaną (“to dwell, live, cultivate”). Compare Norwegian Nynorsk einbu (“monoecious”) and Danish enbo (“monoecious”).
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