What does dēnsiflōrus mean in Latin?

dēnsiflōrus, a adjective, means “densely-flowered”.

How do you pronounce dēnsiflōrus?

In classical Latin, [dẽː.sɪˈfɫoː.rʊs]; in ecclesiastical (church) Latin, [den.siˈflɔː.rus].

adjectivefirst/second-declension adjective

dēnsiflōrus (feminine dēnsiflōra, neuter dēnsiflōrum)

Classical[dẽː.sɪˈfɫoː.rʊs]Ecclesiastical[den.siˈflɔː.rus]

singular
form	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	dēnsiflōrus	dēnsiflōra	dēnsiflōrum
genitive	dēnsiflōrī	dēnsiflōrae	dēnsiflōrī
dative	dēnsiflōrō	dēnsiflōrae	dēnsiflōrō
accusative	dēnsiflōrum	dēnsiflōram	dēnsiflōrum
ablative	dēnsiflōrō	dēnsiflōrā	dēnsiflōrō
vocative	dēnsiflōre	dēnsiflōra	dēnsiflōrum

plural
form	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	dēnsiflōrī	dēnsiflōrae	dēnsiflōra
genitive	dēnsiflōrōrum	dēnsiflōrārum	dēnsiflōrōrum
dative	dēnsiflōrīs	dēnsiflōrīs	dēnsiflōrīs
accusative	dēnsiflōrōs	dēnsiflōrās	dēnsiflōra
ablative	dēnsiflōrīs	dēnsiflōrīs	dēnsiflōrīs
vocative	dēnsiflōrī	dēnsiflōrae	dēnsiflōra

From dēnsus (“dense, thick”) + -flōrus (“-flower”).