Having the shape or form of a fiber; thread-like or filament-shaped in appearance.
From Latin 'fibra' (fiber) plus Latin '-form' (from 'forma' meaning form or shape), a classical combination for describing things resembling fibers.
Biologists use 'fibriform' to describe everything from fungal strands to nerve fibers to certain bacterial structures—it's the word for nature's countless hair-thin shapes.
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