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euth-, beuthos Greek βευδος, beudos, a woman’s dress.
bex-, bexi Greek βηξ, bex, cough.
bhutanicus from Bhutan
bi- Latin bis, two, twice, double.
bi-, bis referring to the number two, twice, used in compound words, from Old Saxon twi-, Old High German
zwi-, Old Norse tvi-, tve-, Latin bi- from Old Latin dui-, Greek di-
-bi(...) referring to life, from Greek, bios, mode of life
biacuminatus having two divergent points
biaio Greek βιαιος, biaios, forcible, violent.
bialatus with two wings
biangulate having two corners or angles
biarco- Greek βιαρκες, biarkes, supplying, life-giving.
biaristatus with pairs of bristles
biarticulatus two jointed
biast-, biastes, -biastes Greek βιαστης, biastes, forceful, mighty, potent; one who uses force
biauritus, biauriculate two eared
bib-, bibe, -bibe, bibul Latin bibere, to drink, drinking.
Bibere humanum est, ergo bibamus. To drink is human, let us therefore drink.
bibi Latin bini, a pair.
bibio, -bibio, bibion Late Latin an insect.
bibli-, biblio, biblium, -biblium Greek βιβλιον, biblion, a book, paper.
biblio- Greek βιβλος, biblos, βυβλος, byblos, Egyptian papyrus, paper, book.
biblo Greek paper
bibo scurvy-grass; water plantain.
bibracteatus with two bracts (modified leaf bractea, a thin plate)
bibrosco Greek βιβρωσκω, bibrosko, eat, be eaten, be bitten, worm-eaten.
bibul- Latin bibulus, fond of drinking, drinking.
bicalcaratus with two spurs
bicallosus with two callosities (hardened skin)
bicalyculatus having a double calyx
bicamine of pine, from Dioscorides
bicapsular with two capsules
bicarinatus two-keeled, double keeled or finned
bicarpellary of two carpels or pistils
bicephalus two headed, from and Greek κεφαλή, kephale, head.
bicerus with two horns
bicipital with two supports
bicknellii in honor of Eugene Pintar Bicknell (1859-1925), New York business man, amateur naturalist and
ornithologist, see also Hylocichla minima bicknelli, Bicknell’s Thrush.
bico- Greek βικος, bikos, jar, cask, drinking bowl, a measure.
bicolor, bicolorus bi'color (BI-kol-or) two colored, bicolored
bicompositus of two component parts
biconjugatus twice joined (when each of two secondary petioles bears a pair of leaflets)
biconvexus double convex, said of of lenses
bicornis, bicornutus two-horned, with two horns
bicrenatus twice notched or toothed
bicristatus bicrista'tus (bi-kris-TAY-tus) with two combs or crests
bicruris with two legs or limbs
bictonienisi from Bicton, near Sidmouth, England.
bicuspidatus with two points
bicuspis with two sharp points
Bidens Bi'dens (BI-dens, BYE-denz) From New Latin, from Latin, bis, bi- bi-, two and dent-, dens tooth, two
teeth, for the two barb-toothed pappi of the original species. (Compositae)
bidens, bidentatus having two teeth, or with cusps (a canine tooth with two points)
biduus lasting two days