Definition of abranchiate in English:

abranchiate

adjective eɪˈbraŋkɪeɪteɪˈbraŋkɪət

Zoology rare

Originally: †belonging to a former group Abranchiata or Abranchiatae of annelids (obsolete). In later use: (more generally) having no gills; not bearing gills.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Henry McMurtrie (1793–1865). From a- + ancient Greek βράγχια gills + -ate, after scientific Latin Abranchiata, Abranchiatae, group names, which are in turn after French Abranches, plural noun. Compare French abranche (adjective) belonging to a former group of annelids.

Definition of abranchiate in US English:

abranchiate

adjective

Zoology rare

Originally: †belonging to a former group Abranchiata or Abranchiatae of annelids (obsolete). In later use: (more generally) having no gills; not bearing gills.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Henry McMurtrie (1793–1865). From a- + ancient Greek βράγχια gills + -ate, after scientific Latin Abranchiata, Abranchiatae, group names, which are in turn after French Abranches, plural noun. Compare French abranche (adjective) belonging to a former group of annelids.

词汇	abranchiate
释义	Definition of abranchiate in English: abranchiate adjective eɪˈbraŋkɪeɪteɪˈbraŋkɪət Zoology rare Originally: †belonging to a former group Abranchiata or Abranchiatae of annelids (obsolete). In later use: (more generally) having no gills; not bearing gills. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Henry McMurtrie (1793–1865). From a- + ancient Greek βράγχια gills + -ate, after scientific Latin Abranchiata, Abranchiatae, group names, which are in turn after French Abranches, plural noun. Compare French abranche (adjective) belonging to a former group of annelids. Definition of abranchiate in US English: abranchiate adjective Zoology rare Originally: †belonging to a former group Abranchiata or Abranchiatae of annelids (obsolete). In later use: (more generally) having no gills; not bearing gills. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Henry McMurtrie (1793–1865). From a- + ancient Greek βράγχια gills + -ate, after scientific Latin Abranchiata, Abranchiatae, group names, which are in turn after French Abranches, plural noun. Compare French abranche (adjective) belonging to a former group of annelids.
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