ligneous — of, relating to, or consisting of wood; woody
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: of, relating to, or consisting of wood; woody
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈlɪɡniəs/
Korean meaning: 나무의, 목질의, 나무로 이루어진
Korean pronunciation: **리**그니어스
Example Sentences
- The botanist was fascinated by the ligneous parts of the ancient tree.
- My grandmother's ligneous walking stick was harder than some rocks.
- The carpenter praised the ligneous quality of the mahogany, calling it 'nature's masterpiece.'
ligneous
ADJECTIVE//ˈlɪɡniəs//
of, relating to, or consisting of wood; woody
a skilled carpenter examines thick wooden planks made from different tree species. She runs her hand along the grain patterns while selecting the best pieces for her project. The wood shows clear bark remnants and natural tree rings that reveal its plant origin. Raw logs and finished lumber pieces are stacked around the workshop showing the transformation from tree to usable material. Other woodworkers in the background shape branches and timber into furniture pieces. materials that are woody and consisting entirely of wood from trees
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Origin
From Latin 'lignum' meaning 'wood' or 'timber'. Ancient Romans used this word to describe anything made of or resembling wood.
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“The botanist was fascinated by the ligneous parts of the ancient tree.”
“My grandmother's ligneous walking stick was harder than some rocks.”
“The carpenter praised the ligneous quality of the mahogany, calling it 'nature's masterpiece.'”
“Scientists discovered that the dinosaur's diet included various ligneous materials from prehistoric forests.”
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