triandrus

Latin

Etymology

From Ancient Greek τρι- (tri-, “three”) +‎ ἀνήρ, ἀνδρό- (anḗr, andró-, “man, male”, used to mean stamen by Linnaeus (1935)).

Adjective

triandrus (feminine triandra, neuter triandrum); first/second-declension adjective

1. (New Latin) a taxonomic epithet for plants having hermaphrodite flowers with three non-coherent stamens

Usage notes

• Used exclusively as a taxonomic epithet and thus normally in the nominative singular; other inflections may be theoretical or rarely found.

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

	singular				plural
	masculine	feminine	neuter		masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	triandrus	triandra	triandrum		triandrī	triandrae	triandra
genitive	triandrī	triandrae	triandrī		triandrōrum	triandrārum	triandrōrum
dative	triandrō	triandrae	triandrō		triandrīs
accusative	triandrum	triandram	triandrum		triandrōs	triandrās	triandra
ablative	triandrō	triandrā	triandrō		triandrīs
vocative	triandre	triandra	triandrum		triandrī	triandrae	triandra

Descendants

Translingual descendants

• Alternanthera triandra
• Areca triandra
• Calceolaria triandra
• Chenopodium triandrum
• Elatine triandra
• Ehrharta triandra
• Ephedra triandra
• Glochidion triandrum
• Hibbertia triandra
• Hirtella triandra
• Impatiens triandra
• Jasminum triandrum (syn. of Jasminum elongatum)
• Krameria triandra
• Leersia triandra
• Leonia triandra
• Licaria triandra
• Macradenia triandra
• Morinda triandra
• Narcissus triandrus
• Oligonychus triandrae
• Omphalea triandra
• Oryza triandra
• Pelargonium triandrum
• Petrosimonia triandra
• Phyllanthus triandrus
• Phragmipedium triandrum
• Plantago triandrus
• Pontania triandra
• Pontederia triandra
• Polycnemum triandrum
• Salix triandra
• Scabiosa triandra
• Suaeda triandra
• Tecticornia triandra
• Themeda triandra
• Thysanotus triandrus
• Trianthema triandrus
• Wiesneria triandra

• English: Triandria, triander, triandrian, triandrious, triandrous