setose

[ see-tohs, si-tohs ]

/ ˈsi toʊs, sɪˈtoʊs /

covered with setae or bristles; bristly.

Origin of setose

From the Latin word sētōsus, dating back to 1655–65. See seta, -ose¹

setireme, setline, seto naikai, setoff, seton, setose, setout, setpoint, setscrew, sett, settat

setose

/ (ˈsiːtəʊs) /

biology covered with setae; bristly

C17: from Latin saetōsus, from saeta a bristle