Arranged in six rows or lines; having six lines of verse.
From Greek 'hexa-' (six) and 'stichous' (arranged in rows or lines, from 'stichos'). Both poetic and botanical terminology.
This word appears in both poetry describing six-line verses AND in botany describing leaves arranged in six rows on a stem—the same Greek root describes completely different ordered arrangements!
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