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ononiensis relating to Bononia, now Bologna, from Bologna, Italy, from Bononia and -ensis adjectival
suffix indicating country or place of growth or origin or else habitat, native to.
bonus good
bonus-henricus “good Henry”
boo Greek an ox, cow
boo-, boop- Greek βοωπις, boopis, ox-eyed.
boothii booth'ii (BOOTH-ee-eye)
bor-, bora, -bora, bori- Greek βορα, bora, food, meat.
borag- Late Latin borago, borage, Borago officinalis.
Borago New Latin, from Medieval Latin borago, borrago, borage, probably from (assumed) Vulgar Latin
bórago from Greek βόραγο, borago, borage.
borbonicus from the island of Borbon in Africa
burrago
borass-, borasso-, borassus, -borassus Greek βορασσος, borassos, palm fruit, the spadix of the date, with
immature fruit.
borbonicus Latinized ‘Bourbon’ of Bourbonne, France, of the Bourbon kings of France; referring to the
island of Réunion in the Indian Ocean.
borbor-, borobro-, borborus Greek βορβοριζω, borborizo, mud, mud-like, filth.
bore-, boreal Greek βορεας, boreas, Latin boreas, mythology the north wind, the north, northern.
borealis -is -e; boreus (bo-ree-AH-lis) northern, of the North wind, of the North, from Latin boreas, boreae,
from Greek βορεας, boreas.
boreali-orientalis north-eastern
boreus northern, of the North wind, of the North, from Latin boreas, boreae, from Greek βορεας, boreas.
boreus Greek βωρευσ, boreus, pickled mullet.
Borges sumus. Resistere inutile est. We are the Borg. Resistance is futile.
bori- Greek food, meat
borisii, borisii-regi for King Boris of Bulgaria
borith- a grassy plant used by fullers, soap, from Hebrew.
borneensis -is -e from the island of Borneo off south east Asia
boro- Greek βορος, boros, greedy, gluttonous, devouring.
Boraginaceae Boragina'ceae (bor-aj-in-AY-see-ee) plants of the Borage family, from the genus name, Borago,
and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names. The double r of borrāgo may carry over into
Borraginaceae, as it is sometimes seen.
boraginoides resembling Borage, Borago.
Borago from medieval Latin borrāgo, or one of the Romanic forms: compare French bourrache (also Old French
bourrace ), Provençal borrage, Italian borraggine, borrace, Spanish borraja, Portuguese borragom; in modern
Latin borāgo; probably, according to Diez, from borra, burra ‘rough hair, short wool’ (compare late Latin burra ‘a
shaggy garment’), in reference to the roughness of the foliage (OED). (Boraginaceae)
borreganus -a -um borrega'nus (bor-eh-GAIN-us)
Borrichia honoring Ole Borch, aka Olof Borrich, (Latinized as Olaus Borrichius) (1626–1690), Danish
botanist. (Compositae)
borysthenicus from Borysthenes, the ancient name for the river Dnieper in Russia
bos, -bos Greek βους, βως, bous, bos, bullock, bull, an ox, cow.
bos, -bos Latin bos, bullock, bull, an ox, cow.
bos bouis lingua, bugloss
bosc- Greek βοσκας, boskas, feed, feeding.
bosc-, boscas Greek a kind of duck
Boschniakia Boschniak'ia (bosh-nee-AK-ee-a)
boscii
bosi-, bosis Greek βοσις, bosis, food, fodder.
bosniacus of Bosnian origin
bostrich-, bostricho- Greek βοστρυχηδον, bostrychedon, curly, like curls; also one reference to a kind of
insect.
bostrych-, bostrycho- Greek βοστρυχος, bostrychos, curl, a lock of hair; anything twisted or wreathed; a kind
of winged insect.
botan-, botana, -botana Greek βοτανη, botana, pasture, grass, fodder, herbs, weeds.