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...[[chloroplasts]] of plant cells. The term is derived from the Latin word 'granum', meaning 'grain'. The term 'grana' is the plural form of the Latin word 'granum', which translates to 'grain' in English. This term was chosen due to the g

...damaged", and the Middle English word "grain", which comes from the Latin "granum", meaning "seed" or "kernel".

The word "granite" comes from the Latin ''granum'', a grain, in reference to the coarse-grained structure of such a [[crysta

...ish-anna" meaning 'food'. The term "gram flour" comes from the Latin word "granum" meaning 'grain'. The term "chickpea flour" is a direct reference to the ch

The term "gram" in gram flour comes from the Latin word "granum" which means grain. The term "flour" comes from the Old French word "flour"

...t for medicinal ingredients. The term is derived from the [[Latin]] word ''granum'', meaning "small seed" or "kernel".

...omogranin A" is derived from the Greek words "chroma", meaning color, and "granum", meaning grain. This is in reference to the appearance of the granules in

The word "Sorghum" comes from Italian "sorgo", in turn from Latin "Syricum (granum)" meaning "grain of Syria".

...(pronounced: a-gran-u-lo-cytes, from the Greek ''a'' meaning "without", ''granum'' meaning "grain", and ''kytos'' meaning "cell") are a type of [[white bloo

The term "Granulocytosis" is derived from the Greek words "granum" meaning grain, "kytos" meaning hollow vessel (a cell), and "osis" meaning