pseudocone
English
noun
Definitions
- (zoology) One of the soft gelatinous cones found in the compound eyes of certain insects, taking the place of the crystalline cones of others.
Etymology
Prefix from English cone.
Origin
English
cone
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Conehead English
- anterocone English
- bicone English
- bristlecone English
- cocone English
- conal English
- cone English
- cone of confusion English
- conebill English
- coned English
- coneflower English
- coneheaded English
- coneless English
- conelike English
- conenose English
- conepiece English
- coneworm English
- coniferous English
- coniform English
- conization English
- conoid English
- conopeptide English
- conotoxin English
- deuterocone English
- dicone English
- discocone English
- endocone English
- epicone English
- gyrocone English
- helicocone English
- hypercone English
- hypocone English
- intercone English
- mesocone English
- metacone English
- microcone English
- nanocone English
- oligocone English
- otocone English
- overcone English
- oxycone English
- paracone English
- phragmocone English
- piezocone English
- pinecone English
- platycone English
- protocone English
- semicone English
- serpenticone English
- snowcone English
- spherocone English
- subcone English
- toxocone English
- コーン Japanese
- cón Irish
- cone Middle French
- koni Swahili
- cone
- coned
- conal
- conoid
- bicone
- dicone
- cocone
- epicone
- oxycone
- otocone
- subcone
- endocone
- coniform
- paracone
- pinecone
- metacone
- hypocone
- conenose
- conebill
- coneworm
- overcone
- Conehead
- mesocone
- conelike
- nanocone
- semicone
- coneless
- gyrocone
- snowcone
- toxocone
- piezocone
- intercone
- conepiece
- microcone
- hypercone
- conotoxin
- discocone
- platycone
- protocone
- oligocone
- anterocone
- coniferous
- spherocone
- helicocone
- coneheaded
- conization
- coneflower
- deuterocone
- conopeptide
- phragmocone
- bristlecone
- serpenticone
- cone of confusion