multiserIal, multiserIate
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 53
[Pref. multi-, and Eng. serial, seriate (q. v.).] Bot.: Arranged in many series or rows. *mul-ti-sil-I-quæ, s . pl . [Pref. multi- , and pl. of Lat. siliqua (q. v.).] Bot.: The twenty-third order of Linnæus' natural system. It contained the Crowfoots. [RANUNCU LACEE.] mul-ti-sil-1-quous, a. [Pref. multi-, and Eng. siliquous (q. v.).] Having many pods or seed ve els. mul-ti-sō-nous, a. [Lat. multi son us: multus= many, and son us a sound.] Having many sounds; sounding much.
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