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fimicolus growing on manure heaps, from Latin fimus, dung, and colo, I inhabit.
fimiporopragmus working in a shit hole, New Latin from Latin fimus, dung, and Greek πορος, poros, hole,
and πραγµον, pragmon, to work.
fimbri, fimbria, -fimbria Latin a fringe, fibers
fimbr- referring to a fringe
fimbriatulus with small fringe
fimbriatus -a -um fimbria'tus (fim-bree-AY-tus) fimbriate, fringed, with a fringed margin, from fimbra, fringe.
fimbrilliferous with many little fringes.
fimbrillate minutely fringed.
Fimbristylis New Latin, from Latin fimbria or fimbris, fringe, and -stylis, from stylus, style, referring to the
ciliate style. (Cyperaceae)
fin, fina, fini Latin an end, limit
finitimus limited, confined
finmarchicus from Finmarken, a Swedish province.
Finókio Greek Φινόκιο, fennel seed.
firm- Latin firm, strong
firmandus firm
firmatus fixed on.
firmifolius with hard, firm leaves.
firmus Latin firm, hard, strong, stout; lasting, valid; morally strong. Adverb firme and firmiter, firmly,
strongly, steadfastly.
firuratus formed, shaped
fisc, fiscus, -fiscus Latin the state treasury; a woven basket
fiscellarius drawn together.
fishiae fish'iae (FISH-ee-ee)
fiss, fissi, fissur Latin a cleft
fissi- split
Fissidens with cleft tooth, from Latin fissus, cleft, and dens, tooth, referring to split the peristome teeth.
fissifolius split-leaved, having cleft leaves.
fissilis cleft or split
fissirostris with a cleft beak.
fissuratus fissured, cleft
fissus cleft, split
fistul-, fistula, -fistula, fistuli Latin a pipe, tube
fistul- hollow tubelike
fistula pipe or tube.
fistularis -is -e
fistulosus –a -um fistulo'sus (fist-ew-LO-sus) Tubular, dude!, hollow, pipe-like, hollow like a pipe, but closed at
both ends, hollow throughout as the leaf of an onion; full of holes, New Latin from fistula, a water-pipe; a reedpipe,
shepherd's pipe, tube, hollow reed or stalk, or Pan pipe, and -osus, adjective suffix for nouns indicating
plenitude or notable development.
fistulous tubular, hollow throughout as the leaf of an onion; full of holes.
fivor Latin bluish
flabell-, flabella, -flabella Latin a fan
flabellaris -is -e fan-shaped, with fan-like parts, wedge shaped.
flabellatus -a -um fan-shaped, with fan-like parts, wedge shaped.
flabellifer, flabelliformis fan-shaped, formed like a fan
flabellifolius with fan-shaped leaves.
flabelliformis formed like a fan, of fan shape.
flabellinervous with radiate nerves or veins.
flabellulatus like a small fan.
flabellum fan
flabellus fan-like.
flabr- Latin the breeze, winds
flacc-, flaccid Latin flabby
flaccidus flac'cidus (FLAS-i-dus) soft, flaccid, limp, withered, flabby.