Definition of rameal in English:

rameal

adjective ˈreɪmɪəl

1Botany. Of a leaf, flower, etc.: borne directly on a branch.
2Physical Anthropology. Of or relating to the ramus of the mandible.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Patrick Keith (1769–1840). From French raméal or its etymon scientific Latin ramealis from classical Latin rameus of or belonging to a branch + -ālis.

Definition of rameal in US English:

rameal

adjectiveˈreɪmɪəl

1Botany. Of a leaf, flower, etc.: borne directly on a branch.
2Physical Anthropology. Of or relating to the ramus of the mandible.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Patrick Keith (1769–1840). From French raméal or its etymon scientific Latin ramealis from classical Latin rameus of or belonging to a branch + -ālis.

单词	rameal
释义	Definition of rameal in English: rameal adjective ˈreɪmɪəl 1Botany. Of a leaf, flower, etc.: borne directly on a branch. 2Physical Anthropology. Of or relating to the ramus of the mandible. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Patrick Keith (1769–1840). From French raméal or its etymon scientific Latin ramealis from classical Latin rameus of or belonging to a branch + -ālis. Definition of rameal in US English: rameal adjectiveˈreɪmɪəl 1Botany. Of a leaf, flower, etc.: borne directly on a branch. 2Physical Anthropology. Of or relating to the ramus of the mandible. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Patrick Keith (1769–1840). From French raméal or its etymon scientific Latin ramealis from classical Latin rameus of or belonging to a branch + -ālis.
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