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entrop Greek turn in, turn toward
enydr, enydris Greek an otter; aquatic
enygr, enygro Greek watery, in water
Enziandom German cv. gentian dome
eo, eos Greek dawn; early
eodem to the same place
eol, eoli, eolo Greek quick-moving; the winds
ep, eph, epi Greek upon, over, beside
epacr, epacro Greek pointed
Epacridaceae resembling Epacris, Australian Heath, from the genus name, Epacris, and -aceae, the standardized
Latin suffix of plant family names.
epacroides resembling Epacris, Australian Heath.
epagog, epagogo Greek enticing, bringing in
epan, epanet, epani Greek relaxing
epeir, epeiro, epeirus, epeirus Greek the mainland, a continent
ependy, ependyma, ependytes Greek a tunic
epenthes, epenthesis Greek an insertion
eph Greek upon, over, beside
epheb, ephebo Greek youth
Ephedra Ephed'ra (eh-FED-ra) Greek ep-, upon, and hédra, seat or sitting upon a place; from the ancient name
used by Pliny for Equisetum; the stems resemble the jointed stems of Equisetum, the segments of which appear to
sit one upon the other.
Ephedraceae Ephedra'ceae (ef-eh-DRAY-see-ee), from the genus name, Ephedra, and -aceae, the standardized
Latin suffix of plant family names.
ephedroides resembling Sea Holly, Ephedra distachya.
ephemer-, empheri, ephemero Greek for a day, temporary
Ephemerum from Greek ephemeros, of short duration
ephemerus ephemeral, short-lived, lasting one day only.
ephesti Greek domestic
ephippi-, ehippus, -ehippus Greek a saddle
ephoides
ephydr-, ephydro Greek rainy, watery; living on the water
ephyr-, ehpyra, -ephyra Greek a sea nymph; Corinth
epi on, on top of, upon, over, beside, from Greek έπί, upon,
epial-, epialo, epialus, -epialus Greek a nightmare; ague
epiblem-, epiblema, -epiblema, epiblemato Greek a cover, cloak
epichnous superficially covered with wool.
epidemi-, epidemio Greek an epidemic; among the people
Epidendrum Greek epi-, on, and dendron, tree, referring to the epiphytic habit
epidos, epidosis, -epidosis Greek an enlargement; increase
epier-, epiera Greek pleasing
Epifagus on a beech tree
epigaeus, epigeus, Epigaea on the ground, growing near the ground, growing above ground, New Latin,
from Greek epigaios upon the earth, from epi- and -gaios, from gaia earth.
epiglottis -is -e superficially covered with tongues, multi-tongued (?bad? translations), from Greek
έπιγλωττίς, epiglottis, from έπί, epi-, upon, and γλῶττα, glotta, γλῶσσα, glossa, tongue, upon the tongue.
epigynous -a -um growing upon the pistil, and above the ovary.
epihydrus from epi, έπί, upon, on, and hydr, ὑδρ-, water, in reference to the floating leaves
epilep-, epilepsy-, epilept Greek a laying hold of
epilept-, epilepto Greek epilepsy
epilinum dodder, a parasite growing upon flax, Linum.
epilithicus -a -um growing on stones
epilobifolius -a -um New Latin with leaves resembling those of Epilobium, from Epilobium, from Greek επι-, epi,
on and λοβος, lobos a pod, and Latin folium.
epilobioides epilobio'ides (ep-il-oh-bee-OH-i-dees) resembling willow herb, Epilobium.