calyx in Greek
calyx in Greek is κάλυκας — calyx means (botany) The ring of sepals that covers and protects a flower bud before it opens.
calyx in Greek
κάλυκας
Pronounced: kalykas
(botany) The outermost whorl of flower parts, comprising the sepals, which covers and protects the petals as they develop.
What does "calyx" mean?
- noun (botany) The ring of sepals that covers and protects a flower bud before it opens.
- noun Any of several structures shaped like a cup.
- noun (anatomy) A cavity in the kidney through which urine flows.
- noun (zoology) The cup-shaped body holding the internal organs of crinoids and some related sea creatures.
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What is "calyx" in Greek?
"calyx" in Greek is κάλυκας. calyx means: (botany) The ring of sepals that covers and protects a flower bud before it opens.
How do you pronounce κάλυκας?
"calyx" in Greek is κάλυκας, pronounced "kalykas".
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