Cruciform
21cruciform — adj. [L. crux, cross; forma, shape] Resembling a cross; cross shaped …
22cruciform — cruciformity, n. cruciformly, adv. /krooh seuh fawrm /, adj. 1. cross shaped. n. 2. a cross. [1655 65; < L cruci (s. of crux) cross + FORM] * * * …
23cruciform — adjective Having the shape of a cross …
24cruciform — cru·ci·form (krooґsĭ form) [crux + form] shaped like a cross; called also cruciate …
25cruciform — cru|ci|form [ˈkru:sıfo:m US fo:rm] adj formal [Date: 1600 1700; : Latin; Origin: crux ( CROSS2) + English form] shaped like a cross …
26cruciform — cru|ci|form [ krusı,fɔrm ] adjective FORMAL shaped like a CROSS …
27cruciform — cross shaped Shapes and Resemblance …
28cruciform — cru·ci·form || kruËsɪfÉ”rm / fÉ”Ëm adj. in the form of a cross …
29cruciform — Cross shaped. Examples include the letter t and the typical plan of Gothic churches. (pr. kroo suh form ) Also see basilica, crossing, Greek cross, labyrinth, and square schematization …
30cruciform — [ kru:sɪfɔ:m] adjective having the shape of a cross. Origin C17: from L. crux, cruc cross + iform …