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aed- Greek αιδοια, aidoia, the genitals.
aed-, aedes, aedi Latin aedes, temple; a dwelling, from ædēs a dwelling, or ædes a temple; a building, room,
temple, the cell of bees.
aedeag New Latin aedaeg, the genitals.
-aedes Greek αηδης, aedes, disagreeable, unpleasant, nauseous.
aedo- Greek αιδως, aidos, reverence, awe, shame.
aedoe-, aedoeo- Greek αιδοιος, aidoios, having a claim to regard, reverence, compassion.
aedoe-, aedoeo Greek regard with reverence; the genitals (badly lumped reference).
-aedon Greek αηδων, aedon, a nightingale
aegaeus -a -um of the Aegean region, from the Greek archipelago, from Latin Aegaeus, adopted from Greek
Αἰγαῖος, Aigaios, Aegean.
aefter Anglo Saxon farther away, behind.
aeger-, aegeri Latin mythology a nymph
aegi-, aegidi, aegis Latin a shield, protection, a bulwark, from ægis, adopted from Greek αἰγίς, aigis, of
uncertain etymology, but see aegis.
aegi-, aego Greek a goat, from αἴξ, αἶγα, αιγι-, aix, aiga, aigi-, goat.
aegial-, aegialo, aegialus, -aegialus Greek αιγιαλος, aigialos, the seashore, beach.
Aegiceras goat’s-horn, from αιξ-κερας, aix-keras, for the shape of the horn.
Aegilops Ae'gilops (EE-gil-ops) New Latin, from Latin ægilops, from Greek αἰγίλωψ, aigilōps havergrass, from
αἴξ, αἰγός, aix, aigos, a goat, αἴγῐλ-ος, aigil-os, an herb eaten by goats, and ὤψ, ops, eye, face; also a name for
several plants, including Turkey oak, Quercus cerris (or Quercus ægilops)
aegirophyllus with sea-green leaves
Aegirus an ancient Greek name αιγειρος, aigeiros, for Populus nigra.
aegis Greek αιγις, aigis, the shield of Zeus.
aegith-, aegitho, aegithus Greek αιγιθος, aigithos, a hedge sparrow, a linnet, or similar bird, from αἴγιθος,
aigithos, a name of an unknown bird.
aegithus, aegithi m. Latin a small bird, blue tit; species of hawk.
Aegithallos goat’s shoot, from Greek αιξ, aix, and θαλλος, thallos.
aegl- Greek αιγλη, aigla (η?), radiance, splendor, glory; shining, splendid.
aegl- Greek αιγλη, aigla (η?), a nymph, daughter of Zeus and Neara.
Aegle one of the Hesperides, or the daughters of Hesperus, of mythology, who helped guard the golden
apples in the Isles of the Blest, beyond the Pillars of Hercules. “Their names are, Æglé,Brightness;
Erytheia,Blushing; Hestia, the (spirit of the) Hearth; Arethusa, the Ministering.”
aego- Greek a goat, from αἴξ, αἶγα, αιγος, aix, aiga, aigos, a goat.
aegocephalus, aegocephali m. Latin a species of bird, possibly the horned owl, from and Greek κεφαλή,
kephale, head.
aegoceras, aegoceratos/is n., Latin noun, fenugreek, Greek hay; flour from seeds, herb medicine, pickled as
a dainty.
aegoceros, aegocerotis m. Latin a wild goat; poetically for sign of zodiac - Capricorn.
aegolethron, aegolethri n. Latin a plant supposed to be injurious to goats, possibly Azalea pontica; goat's
bane.
aegolios, aegolii m. Latin a species of owl.
aegonychos, aegonychi f. Latin name of a plant, lithospermon; goat's hoof.
aegopod- Greek goat-foot, New Latin, from Greek αιγο-, αἴξ, αἶγα, αιγός, aigo-, aix, aiga, aigos, goat, New
Latin -o- and πόδιον, podion, a small foot.
aegopodioides resembling goutweed, Aegopodium
Aegopodium New Latin, from Greek αιγο-, αἴξ, αἶγα, αιγός, aigo-, aix, aiga, aigos, goat, New Latin -o- and
πόδιον, podion, a small foot; in reference to the shape of the leaflets. (Umbelliferae)
aegr-, aegro Latin argere, to be sick, diseased, from Latin ægritūdo sickness, from Latin æger, sick.
aegre unwilling, hardly, scarcely
aegrostans wonderful, dreamlike
aegrotat- in English universities, the name for an unclassified degree or certificate given to someone who is
too sick to attend lectures or take exams, from 3rd pers. sing. of Latin ægrōtāre ‘he is sick’.
aegypio- Greek αιγυπιος, aigypios, a vulture.
aegypt, aegyptus, -aegyptus Latin Aegyptus, Egypt
aegypticus -a -um, aegyptiacus Latin Egyptian, of Egyptian origin.