Definition
In botany and biology, directed upward or forward; the opposite of retrorse.
Etymology
From Latin 'antrorsum' (forward, toward the front) + Latin 'versus' (turned). This botanical term emerged in the 18th century to precisely describe the direction plant structures point or grow.
Kelly Says
Plant hairs and scales aren't random—scientists realized they all point in specific directions, and 'antrorse' means 'pointing forward' like arrows, helping botanists understand how plants interact with water and insects.
Translations
BNবাংলা
প্রতিপক্ষ
pro-ti-pakhsh
CACatalà
antrorse
an-tro-rse
CSČeština
antrorse
an-tro-rse
DADansk
antrorse
an-tro-rse
DEDeutsch
antrors
an-tro-rs
ELΕλληνικά
αντρόρσος
an-tro-r-sos
ESEspañol
antrorso
an-tro-r-so
FISuomi
antrorse
an-tro-rse
FRFrançais
antrorse
an-tro-rs
HIहिन्दी
विपरीत
vi-pa-reet
HUMagyar
antrorse
an-tro-rse
IDBahasa Indonesia
antrorse
an-tro-rse
ITItaliano
antrorse
an-tro-rse
KKKK
антрорсо
an-tro-r-so
KO한국어
역방향
yeok-bang-hyang
MSBahasa Melayu
antrorse
an-tro-rse
MYမြန်မာ
လက်မှတ်
let-ma-ht
NLNederlands
antrorse
an-tro-rse
NONorsk
antrorse
an-tro-rse
PLPolski
antrorse
an-tro-rse
PTPortuguês
antrorso
an-tro-r-so
RORomână
antrorse
an-tro-rse
RUРусский
антрорсо
an-tro-r-so
SVSvenska
antrorse
an-tro-rse
SWKiswahili
antrorse
an-tro-rse
TEతెలుగు
విపరీతంగా
vi-pa-ree-ta-nga
THไทย
ตรงกันข้าม
trong-gan-khaam
TRTürkçe
antrorse
an-tro-rse
UKУкраїнська
антрорсо
an-tro-r-so
VITiếng Việt
ngược
ng-uoc