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docus, -docus Greek abeam; a spar.
dodec-, dodeca Greek twelve.
dodecagynia having twelve pistils
Dodecahema Greek dodeka, twelve, and hema, dart or javelin, alluding to involucral awns
dodecandrus twelved-stamened, with twelve anthers or stamens
dodecanthus twelve-spined
dodecapetalous with twelve petals (or less than twenty)(?)
Dodecatheon, Dodekatheon Dodecath'eon (do-deh-KATH-ee-on, or do-dek-a-THEE-on) New Latin, from Greek
dōdekatheon primrose, from neuter of dōdekatheos of twelve gods, from dōdeka- dodeca-, twelve, and theos, thios
god.
dodgei for Charles Keene Dodge (1844-1918.
dodo Portuguese foolish
dodonaefolius dodonaea-leaved
dodra, -ae a drink of 9 (nine) ingredients, possibly medicinal.
dodrantalis, dodrantarius a span long, the distance from the tip of the thumb to the tip of the little finger with
the hand fully extended (averaging nine inches)
Doellingeria for Ignatz Doellinger (1770–1841), German botanist
dogma, -dogma, dogmat- Greek an opinion, decree
dogma, dogmatis n. Latin noun, doctrine, defined doctrine; philosophic tenet; dogma, teaching; decision;
edit.
dolabr-, dolabra, -dolabra Latin an axe, mattock, from dolabra, dolabrae f., Latin noun, pick-axe.
dolabratus shaped like a axe, pickaxe, mattock- or hatchet-shaped
dolabriformis hatchet-shaped, with the form of a hatchet (one source has this as plain-shaped)
dolabripetalus with hatchet shaped petals
doleiformis barrel-shaped
dolens mornful, doleful
doler-, dolero Greek deceptive.
doli-, dolio-, dolium, -dolium Latin a jar.
dolicanthus -a -um dolican'thus (do-li-KAN-thus)
doliolum, dolioli n. Latin noun, a calyx; small cask/keg.
dolium, dolii n. Latin noun, a large earthenware vessel (~60 gal. wine/grain); hogshead (Cas); tun/cask.
dolich-, dolicho long, from Greek δολιχός, dolikhos, long.
dolichacanthus dagger-pointed, with long thorns, from Greek and ακανθος, akanthos, spiny, thorny.
Doliche “Long” island, referring to its length, the island later known as Euboea
dolichocarpus bearing long fruit or long pods, from and Greek καρπός, karpos, fruit.
dolichocentrus with long thorns, from Greek δολιχός, dolikhos, long, and possibly from κέντρον, kenton,
sharp point, a goad, a peg, the stationary point of a pair of compasses.
dolichoides resembling Dolichos, Hyacinth-bean
dolichopetalus with long petals
Dolichos from Greek δολιχὸς, dolikhos, long, for the great length of the vines. (Leguminosae)
dolichostachyus, dolichostachys with a long spike
dolio- Latin: a jar; Greek: crafty.
dolo-, dolom-, dolop Greek fraud, deceit, trick.
dolomiticus from the Dolomites, a part of the eastern Alps in northern Italy
dolor, -dolor Latin sorrow
dolor, doloris m. Latin noun, pain, anguish, grief, sorrow, suffering; resentment, indignation.
dolosus -a -um dolo'sus (do-LO-sus) deceitful, deceptive, from Latin adjective dolosus -a -um, crafty, cunning;
deceitful.
dolu the plant rocket, from Keltic.
dom-, domo-, domus, -domus Greek a house.
doma, -doma, domato Greek a gift; a house.
domestic Latin around the house.
domesticus -a -um domestic, used in the house, domesticated, cultivated.
Domine, dirige nos Lord, guide us.
domingensis -is -e domingen'sis (do-min-GEN-sis) from San Domingo in the West Indies
dominic- Latin of a lord.