Definition
Of, relating to, or having the nature of fibrils; composed of or characterized by small thread-like fibers.
Etymology
From Latin 'fibrilla' (small fiber) with the suffix '-ous' (meaning having the quality of). The '-ous' ending creates adjectives from Latin nouns across English scientific terminology.
Kelly Says
The distinction between 'fibrillous' and 'fibrous' is subtle but matters in microscopy: fibrillous implies a specific organization of very fine, individual threads visible only under magnification, while fibrous can mean more general fiber content.
Translations
CACatalà
fibril·losa
fi-bri-lo-sa
CSČeština
fibrilovaný
fi-bri-lo-va-ny
DADansk
fibrilløs
fi-bri-loes
DEDeutsch
fibrillös
fi-bri-loes
ELΕλληνικά
φιβριλλοειδής
fi-bri-lo-i-des
ESEspañol
fibrilosa
fi-bri-lo-sa
FISuomi
fibrilleinen
fi-bri-li-nen
FRFrançais
fibrillaire
fi-bri-ljɛʁ
GUGU
ફિબ્રિલોસ
fi-bri-lo-sa
HAHA
Fibrillose
fi-bri-lo-se
HIहिन्दी
रेशेदार
reshidar
HUMagyar
fibrillós
fi-bri-loes
IDBahasa Indonesia
berbulu
ber-bu-lu
IGIG
fibrillose
fi-bri-lo-se
ITItaliano
fibrillosa
fi-bri-lo-sa
KKKK
fibrillose
fi-bri-lo-se
MRMR
फिब्रिलोस
fi-bri-lo-sa
MSBahasa Melayu
fibril
fi-bril
NLNederlands
fibrilleus
fi-bril-le-us
NONorsk
fibrilløs
fi-bri-loes
PLPolski
fibryllujący
fi-bry-łu-ju-y
PTPortuguês
fibrilosa
fi-bri-lo-sa
RORomână
fibrilos
fi-bri-los
RUРусский
волокнистый
voloknitstyi
SVSvenska
fibrillös
fi-bri-loes
SWKiswahili
fibrillous
fi-bri-lus
TLTL
fibrillosa
fi-bri-lo-sa
TRTürkçe
fibriloz
fi-bri-loz
UKУкраїнська
фібрилозний
fi-bri-lo-znyi
YOYO
fibrillose
fi-bri-lo-se
ZUZU
fibrillose
fi-bri-lo-se