What does diandrus mean in Latin?

diandrus, a adjective, means “Having two stamens in each flower; of the Diandria; diandrous.”.

How do you pronounce diandrus?

In classical Latin, [diˈan.drʊs]; in ecclesiastical (church) Latin, [diˈan.drus].

adjectivefirst/second-declension adjective

diandrus (feminine diandra, neuter diandrum)

Classical[diˈan.drʊs]Ecclesiastical[diˈan.drus]

New LatinadjectiveHaving two stamens in each flower; of the Diandria; diandrous.

singular
form	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	diandrus	diandra	diandrum
genitive	diandrī	diandrae	diandrī
dative	diandrō	diandrae	diandrō
accusative	diandrum	diandram	diandrum
ablative	diandrō	diandrā	diandrō
vocative	diandre	diandra	diandrum

plural
form	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	diandrī	diandrae	diandra
genitive	diandrōrum	diandrārum	diandrōrum
dative	diandrīs	diandrīs	diandrīs
accusative	diandrōs	diandrās	diandra
ablative	diandrīs	diandrīs	diandrīs
vocative	diandrī	diandrae	diandra

Possibly a borrowing from English diandrous (from taxonomic name Diandria + English -ous), or vice versa.

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