inbatî.
related to plants or their cultivation; vegetative
Meaning & usage
related to plants or their cultivation; vegetative
Where this word comes from
From Ottoman Turkish انباتی (“vegetative”), adjective derived from Arabic إِنْبَات (ʔinbāt), verbal noun of أَنْبَتَ (ʔanbata, “to germinate, sprout; to grow (a plant); to cultivate”), from نَبَات (nabāt, “plant, vegetation”).
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