Like fingers;
(Of a compound leaf) when the leaflets emerge, diverge from the same point.
Resembling the fingers of a human hand, that is, with various alike structures arising at a general point.
Said of a compound leaf when the leaflets are given off from the apex of the petiole.
Compound with the leaflets attached to the main leaf-stalk like the spokes of an umbrella, or (in the literal sense of the term) like the fingers of a hand. Also used of leaves that are not truly compound but only deeply lobed, described as digitately lobed. Palmate has much the same meaning.
Having fingers or fingerlike projections.
Having finger-like impressions or processes.
Resembling finger-shaped branches.