1) Compound 2) Feather-shaped 3) Featherlike 4) Like oak leaves 5) Of a leaf shape 6) Pinnated 7) Resembling a feather 1) Compound 2) Pinnated 
a compound leaf with leaflets arranged on each side of a common petiole or axis; also applied to how the lateral veins are arranged in relation to the main vein.
• (a.) Alt. of Pinnated
A leaf with separate leaflets along each side of a common stalk. (The leaflets may be alternate or opposite.)
Blades of lobes or veins of the leaf arranged like vanes of a feather.
A form of divided leaf where pairs of leaflets are arranged opposite one another along the rhachis.
A leaf divided into more than 3 lobes or leaflets, like a feather.
A featherlike arrangement; usually refers to a compound leaf with leaflets arranged on each side of a central axis.
Divided into pinnae, once-compound. ... Compare: bipinnate, tripinnate. ... (09 Oct 1997) ... 
Divided or branched with the parts attached in two opposite rows along a main axis, like the pinnae of a feather.
Divided once along an elongated axis into distinct segments.
Divided once along an elongated axis into distinct segments.
Leaflets arranged on two sides of a single stalk
Feather-formed; with the leaflets of a compound leaf placed on either side of the rachis.
A compound leaf with the individual leaflets arranged opposite one another on a central stalk.
In botany, the term pinnate is applied to compound leaves with three or more pairs of leaflets arranged in two opposite rows along a common stalk.
A compound leaf, having the leaflets arranged on each side of the stem.
A compound leaf structure with a feather-like formation of leaflets arranged in pairs or alternating along the main stem.Blades of lobes or veins of the leaf arranged like vanes of a feather.
pinnated adjective of a leaf shape; featherlike; having leaflets on each side of a common axis
Arranged like a feather, with the parts arising along a central axis.
having leaflets on both sides of a common axis.
Leaf veins extend laterally from the midrib to the edge.
A compound leaf with leaflets arranged on opposite sides of an elongated axis, for example, honey locust.