ternate

IPA: tɝnʌt

An island in Maluku, Indonesia.
The largest city in North Maluku, Indonesia
A North Halmahera language of eastern Indonesia, spoken on the island of Ternate.

Examples of "ternate" in Sentences

This was the al - ternate season when the western clans came to the caves.
Sterile segment sessile above the middle of the plant, broadly triangular, thin, membranaceous, ternate.
Its ternate character is shown even in the uncoiling of the fronds, the three round balls suggesting the sign of the pawnbroker.
Leafy or sterile segment triangular, ternate, long-petioled, springing from near the base of the plant, and spreading horizontally.
Rootstock slender and creeping from which fronds are produced all summer, in appearance like the small, ternate divisions of the bracken.
Fronds glabrous, broadly triangular, ternate, four to seven inches broad, the divisions widely spreading, each division pinnate at the base.
Steinheil has also recorded a _Cerastium_ in which one of the leaves was provided with two midribs; above this leaf was a group of ternate leaves.
Democritus (fifth century B.C.), from their approach, made Non-Being into an appellation for space, to al - ternate with, or be a replacement for kenon.
Fronds broadly triangular, ternate, one to three feet high or more, the widely spreading branches twice pinnate, the lower pinnules more or less pinnátifid.
(Moreton Bay chesnut), a fine species of SARCOCEPHALUS, and a large spreading tree belonging to the natural order RUTACEAE, with ternate leaves, axillary panicles of white flowers, about the size of those of BORONIA PINNATA.