three-lobed
6.3
Having three rounded parts that stick out, like some leaves or arches
- adjective
- /θriː loʊbd/
:
de tres lóbulos
- Sometimes a three-lobed bowl is sculpted from the same woods.
Examples
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The artist created a beautiful vase with a three-lobed design inspired by nature.
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Many plants have distinctive three-lobed leaves that make them easy to identify.
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The three-lobed shape of the leaf helped the botanist classify the species.
Synonyms
1
8.0
Something that has three rounded parts
describes three lobes generally without stressing distinctness
7.9
It has three separate rounded parts like some leaves
describes three lobes or rounded projections more generally
9.9
Having three separate parts like a maple leaf
describes three lobes or rounded projections without botanical focus
9.9
A leaf or plant part divided into three separate sections
describes three lobes or rounded projections as a general shape
How Many Lobes
Surface Forms
three-lobed positive
Morphology
Etymology
Three-lobed joins three and lobed, from lobe which means 'a rounded part', like an earlobe. So three-lobed means having 'three rounded projections' or three such parts.