Etymograph

English

strobiliferous

From strobile + -i- + -ferous.

Formed from strobile + -i- + -ferous

Ancient Greek στρόβιλος ‘round ball’

Latin strobilus ‘a pinecone’

English strobile

Today it means

adj Bearing strobiles.

Sources

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