| \PAN-duh-reyt, -der-it, -dyuh-reyt, -dyer-it\ | adjective
1. shaped like a fiddle, as a leaf. | | Quotes | Its large, fleshy, tuberous root, often 2 feet long, produces several round, purplish, trailing or somewhat climbing stems bearing alternate, broad-ovate and cordate or sometimes fiddle-shaped (pandurate) leaves.
-- John Lust, The Herb Book, 1974 | | Origin | | Pandurate comes from the Latin pandūra, a three-stringed musical instrument popular in ancient times. | |
