IPA: /ˈkrɪnaɪt/
KK: /ˈkrɪnaɪt/
Describing something that is adorned with hair or resembles a tuft of hair.
The crinite plant had long, hair-like structures that swayed in the breeze.
Crinite is derived from the Latin word "crinitus" (meaning long-haired or having hair), which comes from "crinis" (meaning hair). The word "crinite" refers to something that is characterized by or has long hair.
Think of 'crinis' which means hair, and remember that 'crinite' describes something that has long hair.