Having the shape of a bean; resembling a bean in form or appearance.
From Latin faba (bean) plus -form meaning 'having the form of.' Scientific descriptive term used in botany and anatomy.
Botanists and doctors use 'fabiform' to describe oddly-shaped organs and seeds—it's a perfect example of how Latin lets scientists describe almost anything by just saying 'bean-shaped' in a fancy way.
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