germinate |
sprunt |
As verbs the difference between germinate and sprunt
is that
germinate is to sprout or produce buds while
sprunt is to spring up; to germinate.
As a noun sprunt is
any short, stiff object.
As an adjective sprunt is
active; lively; vigorous.
germinate |
diastatic |
As a verb germinate
is to sprout or produce buds.
As an adjective diastatic is
(of a grain or malt) having germinated, resulting in the presence of enzymes that convert starch into sugar.
germinate |
germinable |
As a verb germinate
is to sprout or produce buds.
As an adjective germinable is
having the ability to germinate.
germinate |
germinant |
As a verb germinate
is to sprout or produce buds.
As an adjective germinant is
that germinates.
As a noun germinant is
a germinating plant.
germinate |
germinative |
As a verb germinate
is to sprout or produce buds.
As an adjective germinative is
of or pertaining to germination.
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