locular

adjective

loc·u·lar ˈlä-kyə-lər

: having or composed of loculi

—often used in combination

unilocular

Word History

First Known Use

1783, in the meaning defined above

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The first known use of locular was in 1783

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locular

adjective

loc·u·lar ˈläk-yə-lər

: having or composed of loculi

—often used in combination

multilocular

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