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acifolius with leaves like needles, from , and folium, foli(i), n., noun, a leaf.
aciformis needle-shaped
acin- Greek ακαινα, akaina, a thorn, a goad.
acin-, acini, acino, acinus, -acinus Latin acinus, a berry, cluster of grapes.
acina-, acinac-, acinaces, -acinaces Latin acinaces, a short sword.
acinaceus -a -um saber or scimitar shaped, like a scimitar, from Latin acinices, acinacis; or full of kernels,
from Latin acinus-aceous.
acinacifolius -a -um scimitar-leaved, with leaves like swords, long sabres, or scimitars, from , and folium,
foli(i), n., noun, a leaf..
acinaciformis scimitar-shaped, sword-shaped (two-edged)
acinet- Greek ακινητος, akinetos, motionless, unmoved, steadfast.
acinifolius -a -um Acinos-leaved, basil-thyme-leaved, from Latin Acinos-folium.
aciniformis -is -e dagger-shaped, from acinaces-forma, for the leaves of the Hottentot fig.
acinitus
acinoides resembling balm, field calamint, Calamintha acinos.
Acinos Greek, ακινος, akinos, Dioscorides’ name for a heavily scented calamint (Clinopodium or Satureja)
acinos an aromatic herb mentioned by Pliny, variously ascribed to be wild basil, basil-thyme; a grape
acinos, acinosus -a -um Acinos-like, berried.
acinosus full of pips, kernels (?); like grapes
acinus Latin acinus, a berry or grape.
Acioa pointed, from Latin acus, for the needle-toothed bracts of some species.
-acious English suffix, abounding in.
acipenser, acipenser Latin the sturgeon
Aciphylla, aciphyllus -a -um needle leaved, pointed leaf, from ακις-φυλλον, akis-phyllon.
acis, -acis, acidis Greek ἀκις, akis, ἀκιδος, akidos, f., pointed object, something pointed, a point, barb.
acladotes twigless or branchless
Acleisanthes from Greek a, without, cleis, thing that closes, and anthos, flower; alluding to lack of involucre
acli, aclid, aclis, -aclis Latin aclys, a small javelin
aclysto Greek ακλυστος, aklystos, sheltered.
acm-, acma, -acma, acme Greek άκµη, akme, f. the highest point of anything; a point, edge, prime, climax.
acmae-, acmaeo- Greek ακµαζω, akmazo, flourishing, abonding in; mature.
Acmella a Singhalese name for a plant now known as Blainvillea acmella (Linnaeus) Philipson, alphabetplant,
formerly Spilanthes acmella
Acmella, acmellus -a -um of the best, or pointed; vigorous, from Greek ακµη, akme(η?). Alternately from
Greek ἀκµή, akme, a point, a possible reference to the sharp taste of the foliage. (Compositae)
acmeto- Greek ακµητος, akmetos, untiring, unwearied.
Acmispon Acmis'pon (ak-MIS-pon)
acmo- pointed-, from Greek ακµη, akme(η?) (followed by a part of a plant), anvil-shaped.
acmodontis with pointed teeth
acmon, -acmon, acmono Greek ακµον, akmon, an anvil, pestle, head of a battering ram.
acmonotrichus with pointed hairs
acmopetalus -a -um pointed petaled, with petals shaped like the pointed part of an anvil, from Greek ακµηπεταλον,
akme-petalon.
acmophyllus with pointed leaves, Greek ακµη-φυλλον, akme-phyllon, a leaf.
acmosepalus -a -um with pointed sepals, with sepals shaped like the pointed part of an anvil, from Greek
ακµη-σκεπη, akme-skepe.
Acnida New Latin, from a- and Greek knidē nettle, sea nettle
acniso- Greek ακνισος, aknisos, lacking in fat, lean, meager, spare.
aco Greek ακος, akos, a cure, remedy, relief
acoca Greek ακωκη, akona, a sharp point.
Acoelorraphe Greek α-κοιλος-ραφη, α, a-, without, κοιλος, coelos, hollow, and ραφη, raphe, seam, in
reference to shape of the seed, or for the ovules separate.
acoet-, acoetes, -acoutes Greek ακοιτης, akoites, a bedfellow, spouse, husband, wife.
Acokanthera pointed anther, from Greek ακοκε-ανθερα, akoke-anthera.
acolo- Greek ακολος, akolos, a morsel, a little bit.
acoluth- acolutho- Greek ακολουθος, akolouthos, following after, succeeding.