Having the shape or form of a crown; crown-shaped.
From Latin corona (crown) plus -form (from Latin forma meaning 'shape'), literally meaning 'crown-shaped.'
The suffix -form means 'shaped like' and comes from Latin—scientists use it constantly to describe things (cruciform, uniform, multiform), which is why scientific descriptions often sound like riddles!
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