ensate

As an adjective ensate is

(botany|zoology) having sword-shaped leaves or appendages.

As a noun terms

is .

As an adjective ensate is

(botany|zoology) having sword-shaped leaves or appendages.

As an adjective ensate

is (botany|zoology) having sword-shaped leaves or appendages.

As a verb ensafe is

(obsolete|transitive|rare) to make safe; to secure.

As adjectives the difference between ansate and ensate

is that ansate is having a handle while ensate is (botany|zoology) having sword-shaped leaves or appendages.

As adjectives the difference between ensate and sensate

is that ensate is having sword-shaped leaves or appendages while sensate is perceived by one or more of the senses.

As a verb sensate is

to feel or apprehend by means of the senses; to perceive.

As an adjective ensate

is (botany|zoology) having sword-shaped leaves or appendages.

As a noun enoate is

(organic chemistry|often in plural) any salt or ester of an enoic acid.

As adjectives the difference between enate and ensate

is that enate is related to someone by female connections while ensate is (botany|zoology) having sword-shaped leaves or appendages.

As a noun enate

is a relative whose relation is traced only through female members of the family.

As adjectives the difference between ensate and enstate

is that ensate is (botany|zoology) having sword-shaped leaves or appendages while enstate is .