heptamerous, a.
(hɛpˈtæmərəs)
[f. hepta- + Gr. µέρος part + -ous.]
Consisting of seven members or parts. So hepˈtamerede (see quot.).
| a 1790 Adam Smith Ess. Imitat. Arts (T.), The heptamerede of M. Sauveur could express an interval so small as the seventh part of what is called a comma. 1864 Webster (citing Asa Gray), Heptamerous. |