Definition
Covered with or having many small hooks or hook-like projections.
Etymology
From Latin 'hamulus' (small hook) + '-ose' suffix meaning full of or characterized by, describing things densely covered with hooks.
Kelly Says
Biologists use hamulose to describe structures so packed with tiny hooks they function almost like velcro—perfect for clinging or climbing in the insect world.
Translations
ARالعربية
هاملوس
ha-mul-os
BNবাংলা
হামুলাস
ha-mu-las
CSČeština
hamulose
ha-mu-lo-se
DADansk
hamulose
ha-mu-lo-se
DEDeutsch
Hamulose
ha-mu-lo-se
ELΕλληνικά
χαμουλόσ
cha-mu-lo-s
ESEspañol
hamulose
a-mu-lo-se
FAفارسی
هامولوس
ha-mo-los
FISuomi
hamulose
ha-mu-lo-se
FRFrançais
hamulose
a-mu-lo-z
HEעברית
חמוּלוס
cha-mu-los
HIहिन्दी
हैम्युलोस
hai-my-u-los
HUMagyar
hamulose
ha-mu-lo-se
IDBahasa Indonesia
hamulose
ha-mu-lo-se
ITItaliano
hamulose
a-mu-lo-se
JA日本語
ハムユロス
ha-mu-yu-ro-su
MRMR
हॅम्युळोस
ha-my-ulo-s
MSBahasa Melayu
hamulose
ha-mu-lo-se
MYမြန်မာ
ဟမူလို$
ha-mu-lo-
NLNederlands
hamulose
ha-mu-lo-se
NONorsk
hamulose
ha-mu-lo-se
PLPolski
hamulose
ha-mu-lo-se
PTPortuguês
hamulose
a-mu-lo-se
RORomână
hamulose
ha-mu-lo-se
RUРусский
хамюло́с
xam-yulo-s
SVSvenska
hamulose
ha-mu-lo-se
SWKiswahili
hamuli
ha-mu-li
TAதமிழ்
ஹாம்யூலோஸ்
ha-am-y-u-lo-s
TEతెలుగు
హాములోస్
ha-mu-lo-s
THไทย
แฮมยูโลส
hae-my-u-lo-s
TRTürkçe
hamulose
ha-mu-lo-se
UKУкраїнська
хамюло́с
xam-yulo-s
VITiếng Việt
hamulose
ha-mu-lo-se