protuberant

See also: protubérant

English

Etymology

Latin protuberans, protuberantis, present participle of protuberare. See protuberate.

Adjective

protuberant (comparative more protuberant, superlative most protuberant)

1. Swelling or bulging outward.

   Synonyms: bulging, tumid; projecting, prominent; see also Thesaurus:swollen, Thesaurus:protuberant

Derived terms

• protuberancy

Related terms

• protuberance
• protuberantly

Translations

bulging outward

• Bulgarian: изпъкнал (bg) (izpăknal), издаден (bg) (izdaden), издут (bg) (izdut)
• Esperanto: protruda
• German: protuberant
• Irish: fadharcánach
• Latin: prōiectus
• Māori: wheti
• Polish: wypukły (pl), wystający
• Spanish: protuberante
• Turkish:

  Ottoman Turkish: تومسك (tümsek)

Latin

Verb

prōtūberant

1. third-person plural present active indicative of prōtūberō

Romanian

Etymology

Borrowed from French protubérant.

Adjective

protuberant m or n (feminine singular protuberantă, masculine plural protuberanți, feminine/neuter plural protuberante)

1. protuberant

Declension

Declension of protuberant

		singular			plural
		masculine	neuter	feminine	masculine	neuter	feminine
nominative- accusative	indefinite	protuberant		protuberantă	protuberanți	protuberante
	definite	protuberantul		protuberanta	protuberanții	protuberantele
genitive- dative	indefinite	protuberant		protuberante	protuberanți	protuberante
	definite	protuberantului		protuberantei	protuberanților	protuberantelor