A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

aequicrurius,-a,-um (adj.A): = isoskelEs, of equal legs, isosceles (in geometry, of the triangle); of a triangle with two equal sides; see triangle;

- triangulum,-i (s.n.II) aequicrurium (adj.A), abl. sg. triangulo aequicrurio, an isosceles triangle [i.e. with two sides equal].

- folia caulina minuta, aequilateraliter vel breviter aequicruri-triangula, (Warnst.), stem leaves minute, equilaterally or shortly isosceles-triangular.

-[Sphagnum] cellulae chlorophylliferae sectione transversali aequicruri-triangulae, interiore folii superficie inclusae (Warnst.), the chlorophyllose cells in cross section isosceles-triangular [i.e. with two sides equal], included in the inner surface of the leaf.

NOTE: aequipedus,-a,-um (adj.A), aequipes,-edis (adj.B): ‘having equal feet, isosceles (of a triangle)” (Lewis & Short);

- triangulum aequipedum, an isosceles triangle.

- triangulum aequipes, abl. pl. triangulo aequipedi, an isosceles triangle.