See cordatus in All languages combined, or Wiktionary
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Il est en forme de cœur, et comestible.", "translation": "Il est appelé « Crabe à barbe » enGuadeloupe et « Mantou » en Martinique." }, { "text": "Tilia cordata est une variété de tilleul dont les feuilles en forme de petit cœur sont comestible en salade, à la différence de sa cousine Tilia platyphyllos (« tilleul à grandes feuilles ») dont les fleurs s'utilisent pour les infusions.", "translation": "Noms vernaculaires : « Tilleul à petites feuilles » ou « Tilleul à feuilles en cœur »." }, { "text": "Cardiocrinum cordatum est une plante herbacée bulbeuse aux larges feuilles, dont les bulbes et les feuilles sont comestibles et consommés au Japon.", "translation": "« Lys (géant) à feuilles en cœur », pour la différencier de son espèce cousine : Cardiocrinum giganteum. En aïnou, langue et nom d'une population autochtone de l'Île d'Hokkaïdo, elle est appelée « Turep »." } ], "glosses": [ "En forme de cœur (de carte à jouer : ♥) ; sous les trois formes cordatus cordata cordatum, sert en taxonomie à former la deuxième partie d'un nom binominal en latin de la nomenclature systématique selon Carl von Linné ; synonyme dans ce sens de “cordiforme” en français ; ceci afin de nommer diverses espèces animales et végétales dont la silhouette globale (ou dont une partie seulement, comme les feuilles) est de cette forme." ], "id": "fr-cordatus-la-adj-PwFIBBe7" } ], "word": "cordatus" }
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