Definition
A series of small notches or scalloped indentations that create a wavy pattern along an edge.
Etymology
From Latin 'crenulatio,' the noun form of 'crenulatus.' The suffix '-tion' transforms the adjective into an abstract noun representing the pattern itself.
Kelly Says
The crenulation pattern on microscopic shells and plant leaves follows mathematical rules—scientists can identify species just by counting and measuring these tiny notches!
Translations
BNবাংলা
ক্রেনুলেশন
kre-nü-le-shon
CACatalà
crenulació
kre-nü-la-ció
CSČeština
krenulace
kre-nu-la-ce
DADansk
krøllning
krø-l-ning
DEDeutsch
Krenulation
kre-nü-la-tion
ELΕλληνικά
κρηνουλάτωσις
kre-noo-la-to-sis
ESEspañol
crenulación
kre-nü-la-sión
FAفارسی
برجستگی
borj-este-gi
FISuomi
krenulointi
kre-nu-loi-nti
FRFrançais
crénulation
kre-ny-la-syon
GUGU
ક્રેન્યુલેશન
kre-nyu-le-shan
HAHA
krenulasyon
kre-nü-la-syon
HIहिन्दी
खुरदरी
khur-dari
HUMagyar
krénelezés
kre-ne-le-zeːs
IDBahasa Indonesia
kerutan
ker-u-tan
ITItaliano
crenulazione
kre-nü-la-tsio-ne
MRMR
क्रॅन्युलेशन
kre-nya-le-shan
MSBahasa Melayu
kerutan
ker-u-tan
NLNederlands
crenulat
kre-nü-la-t
NONorsk
krenulering
kre-nü-le-ring
PAPA
ਕ੍ਰੇਨ્યੁਲੇਸ਼ਨ
kre-nya-le-shan
PTPortuguês
crenulação
kre-nü-la-ção
RORomână
crenulare
kre-nu-la-re
RUРусский
бороздчатость
borozdchatost'
SVSvenska
krenulering
kre-nü-le-ring
SWKiswahili
krenulasyon
kre-nü-la-syon
TAதமிழ்
கோடுகள்
go-du-kkal
TLTL
krenulasyon
kre-nü-la-syon
TRTürkçe
kırışıklık
kir-ışık-lık
UKУкраїнська
бороздчатість
borozdchatyst'
ZUZU
izinyembe
i-zi-nyem-be