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oete- Greek βοητης, boetes, clamorous.
boeth-, boethos Greek βοηθος, boethos, assisting, auxillary.
bogoriensis from Buitenzorg in Java
bogotensis of or from Bogota in Columbia
bohemicus of or from the former kingdom of Bohemia in eastern Europe.
bol- Greek βολις, bolis, a missle or javelin, a sounding lead, anything thrown.
bol-, bola, bolo, bolus Greek a throw, stroke
bol-, bolac, bolax, -bolax Greek βωλαξ, bolax, clod of dirt, lump of something.
bola Greek βολη, bola, a throw.
bolo-, bolus, -bolus Greek βωλος, bolos, a clod, lump, a Kress Creek RE.
bolanderi bo'landeri (BO-lan-der-eye) Henry Nicholson Bolander, (1831-1897), California State Botanist, author
and educator.
bolb-, bolbo-, bolbus Greek βολβος, bolbos, a bulb, an onion, a bulbous root.
bolbiton, bolbiti n. Latin noun, cow dung.
Bolboschoenus Bolboschoe'nus (bol-bo-SKEE-nus) New Latin bulb-rush, from Greek βολβός, bolbos, a
swelling or bulb, and σχοῖνος, skhoinos, or schoenos, a rush, reed, or cord, for the presence of corms, as opposed to
Schoenus, which has no tubers.
bolet-, boletus, -boletus Latin boletus, boleti, a kind of mushroom.
boletus, boleti m. Latin noun, a mushroom (the best kind); bolet.
bolido- Greek βολιδος, bolidos, a missle or javelin.
bolit-, bolito, bolitum, -bolitum, bolitus, -bolitus Greek βολιτον, boliton, cow dung.
bolivianus -a -um, boliviensis -is -e of or from Bolivia in South America
bolleanus bollea'nus (bole-ee-AY-nus)
bolo Greek throw; a clod, lump
bolo- Greek βολος, bolos, a throw with a casting net; the thing caught.
Boltonia (bol-TO-nee-a) in honor of James B. Bolton, fl. 1750s-1799, 18th century English botanist and
artist, author of “Ferns of Great Britain”, etc., 1788. (Compositae)
bolus, -bolus Greek: a throw, stroke, a clod; Latin a morsel
bolus Greek βωλος, bolos, clod, lump of earth.
bolus Latin bolus, boli, noun, a throw, as with a fishing net or dice
bom-, bomo-, bomus, -bomus Greek βωµος, bomos, a raised place, stand; a tomb or cairn.
bomaco Greek βοµαξ, bomax, beggar; ribald, coarse.
bomb-, bombus, -bombus Greek βοµβος, bombos, a buzzing, humming, booming.
bomba-, bombac-, bombax, -bombax Late Latin bombax, cotton
Bombacaceae plants of the Bombax, Silk-Cotton Tree family, from the genus name, Bombax, and -aceae, the
standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
bombol Italian a bottle
bomby-, bombyc, bombyx, -bombyx Greek βοµβυξ, bombyx, the silkworm, Bombyx mori; a wasp-like insect;
silk garment.
bombyc- referring to silk
bombycifer with silky hairs
bombucinus, bombycina of silk, silk-like, as smooth as silk
bombyli-, bombylius, -bombylius Greek βοµβυλιαζω, bombiliazo, a buzzing insect; a bumble bee, a humble
bee, gnat, mosquito.
bombylifer bearing flowers resembling bumble bees
Bommeria named for the Belgian pteridologist. 1829
bomo- Greek βωµος, bomos, a raised place, base, platform, stand, tomb, cairn.
bomoloch-, bomolocho-, bomolochos Greek βωµολοχος, bomolochos, beggar, toady; a small jackdaw.
bon- Latin bonitas, good, goodness, excellenc, kindmess, integrity.
bona fide in good faith
bona-nox good/beautiful night
bonariensis -is -e bonarien'sis (bo-nar-ee-EN-sis) from Bonaria in Buenos Aires, Argentina (also seen as Buenos
Ayres)
bonas- Latin bonasus, a bison, Bison bonasus, the wisent (?); New Latin: the ruffed grouse, Bonasus
umbellus.