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laber-, blabero- Greek βλαβερος, blaberos, harmful, noxious.
blac-, blacic-, blaco- Greek βλακικος, blakikos, stupid, lazy, sluggish.
blacic, blacico Greek stupid, indolent
bladar, bladaro- Greek βλαδαρος, bladaros, flacid.
bladder Anglo-Saxon, blaedre, bladder.
blaes-, blaeso- Greek βλαισος, blaisos, crooked, bent, distorted, dishonest.
blaesus -a -um Latin adjective blaesus -a -um, lisping, stammering, speaking indistinctly from a speech
defect or drunkeness.
blakei Sidney Fay Blake, 1892-1959
blamma Greek βλαµµα, blamma, harm, damage.
blan-, blano Greek βλανος, blanos, blind.
blanchardii
blancheae blanch'eae (BLANCH-ee-ee)
bland-, blandi Latin smooth-tongued, flattering
blandus -a -um alluring, agreeable, pleasant, charming, enchanting, from Latin blandus, adjective, flattering,
caressing, alluring, tempting, pleasant, mild; not bitter
blap-, blaps, blapt Greek hurt, damage
blaptico- Greek βλαπτοκος, blaptokos, hurtful, mischievous
blasphem- Greek βλασφηµεω, blasphemeo, slander, speak profanely.
blast-, blastem, blasto, blastus, -blastus Greek βλαστος, blastos, a bud, sprout, sucker.
-blast(...) referring to an embryo
blasta Greek βλαστη, blasta, growth.
blastem- Greek βλαστηµα, blastema, offshoot, offspring.
blatero Latin blaterare, to babble, to chatter.
blatos also, blastos cassia, from Dioscorides.
blatt-, blatta Latin noun blatta, blattae f., a cockroach, moth or bookworm, a name applied to various
insects.
blatta, blattae f. Latin noun, blood clot.
Blattaria, blattarius -a -um blattar'ia (bla-TARE-ee-a) Latin name blatta, moth, or of cockroaches, or an ancient
name in Pliny meaning cockroach-like, from blatta, blattarae.
blattarioides resembling Moth Mullien, Verbascum blattaria
blatte- Latin blattea purple, Greek βλαττα, blatta, purple.
blattea, blatteae f. Latin noun, purple, (color of a blood).
Blaue Donau German cv. Blue Danube
blaue glocke German cv. blue bell
blaues meer German cv. blue sea
blaufuchs German cv. blue fox
blaumeise German cv. blue tit
blauspiegel German cv. blue mirror
blaustrumpf German cv. blue stocking
blaut- Greek βλαυτη, blaute, a slipper.
blechado Greek βληχας, blechas, a bleater.
blechn-, blechno, blechnum, -blechnum a kind of fern, from Greek βλεχνον, blechnon, the male fern,
Dryopteris felix-mas, an ancient name for ferns in general.
Blechnaceae Blechna'ceae (blek-NAY-see-ee) from the genus name, , and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix
of plant family names.
blechnifolius with leaves resembling Harts-tongue fern, from , and folium, foli(i), n., noun, a leaf.
blechnon, blechnonis f., blechon, blechonis f. Latin noun, wild pennyroyal.
blechr-, blechro Greek βληχρος, blechros, gentle, faint, dull, sluggish, slight, small; weak, feeble.
blekitny anoil Polish cv. blue angel
blema Greek βληµα, blema, a coverlet, cast of dice.
blemma, -blemma, blemmato Greek βλεµµα, blemma, a glance, look.
blenn-, blenno-, blennus Greek βλεννυς, blennus, slime; a kind of fish, as in blennius, blenni(i) m., small
sea-fish, blenny.
blenn-, blennus Latin blennus, Greek βλεννος, blennos, a simpleton, driveling fellow, from Latin blennus,
blenni m., blockhead, dolt, simpleton, imbecile; driveling idiot.