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exiguus -a -um exig'uus (ex-IG-yoo-us, or eks-IG-ew-us) Latin adjective little, weak, lowly, narrow,
insignificant; small; meager; dreary; a little of, a bit of; scanty, petty, short, poor.
exil-, exili- Latin small, thin, slender
exiliflorus with small or slender flowers
exilis -is -e ex'ilis (EX-il-is) Latin adjective for thin, poor, small, weak, slender, feeble, meagre, lank and straight.
exilis -is -e, exilior -or -us, exilissimus -a -um Latin adjective, small, thin; poor.
eximie excellently
eximius eximious, distinguished, extraordinary, out of the ordinary; excellent for size or beauty, from Latin
eximi-us excepted, select, choice, from eximĕre, to take out.
exitiosus pernicious, destructive
exo Greek out, outside, without
exod-, exodo-, exodus, -exodus Greek a going out
exogenus growing externally, increasing by layers as trunks of trees.
exoletus exotic, from another country; antiquated, old, out of date.
exoniensis from Exeter, in Devonshier, UK, usually from the nursery of Veitch & Sons
exorm, exormi Greek go forth
Exorrhiza from the root, from and, ῥίζα, rhiza, root.
exorrhizus with outside roots, (above ground), from , and ῥίζα, rhiza, root.
exosus sapless, drained.
exoter, exotero Greek outside
exoticus Greek foreign origin, exotic, opposite to indigenous.
expallens turning pale.
expansus expanded, diffused, spread out, as a flower in full perfection.
expir Latin breathe out
explanatus spread out flat.
explodens exploding, shooting out, said of seed and their receptacles.
expuls Latin driven out
expulsus with fruit which forcibly expel their seed.
exquisitus exquisite, larger or better colored than usual.
exscapus without a scape, without stalk or stem.
exsculptus dug out, with small depressions, as if gouged out or scooped out, as the seeds of Anchusa, Sea-
Bugloss.
exsertus -a -um exser'tus (ex-SER-tus) protruding from, projecting, said of stamens projecting beyond the
corolla.
exsiccatus dried up.
exstipulatus exstipulate, without stipules, the leaflike appendages at the base of leaves.
exsuccus destitute of sap.
exsudans oozing, sweating out.
exsula Latin a stranger; an exile
exsularis of or belonging to exile or to exiles
exsulcus grooved.
exsurgens rising up, erect, upright.
extern-, externo Latin outside, outer
extim- Latin farthest away
extra, extus Latin on the outside; beyond; more; besides (opposite to intra, intus)
extensus extended, stretched out, spread.
exterior, exterius outer, external, outward.
exterus being outside.
extremus outermost, last
extimus on the extreme outside.
extinctorius quenching, extinguishing, destroying.
extra-axillaris beyond or out of the axil.
extra-foliaceus on the underside of leaves, or away from leaves.
extraneus strange, foreign, not essential.
extremus outermost, last.
extrins Latin from the outside