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flaccospermus -a -um with a soft seed.
flaccus limp, withered, flabby.
Flacourtiaceae plants of the Indian Plum tree family, from the genus name, Flacourtia, and -aceae, the
standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
fladnizensis from the Fladnitz Alps.
flado a kind of cake.
flagell-, flagellum, -flagellum Latin a whip
Flagellariaceae plants of the Wild Ratan family, from the genus name, Flagellaria, and -aceae, the standardized
Latin suffix of plant family names.
flagellaris, flagellatus whip-like
flagellaris having creeping sarmenta (runners like a strawberry)
flagellatus provided with wip-like runners.
flagellifer whip-bearing
flagelliformis shaped like a whip, whip-formed, resembling a runner or tendril, lash, or whip-like, tapering
and supple.
flagellum a scourge or whip
flagr-, flagran Latin burn, burning
flagriformis
flamm- Latin flame, burn
flamme Latin flame-colored
Flammenspiel German cv. dancing flames
flammeolus, flammeus flame-colored
flammeus of flame color, bright red.
flammeriferus of flame color, bright red.
flammus mullein.
flamulus, flammula small flame, burning.
flat- Latin blow, blown, from flatus, flatus m., Latin noun, blowing; snorting; breath; breeze.
flātulentus Modern Latin from flāt-us, a blowing, from flāre, to blow.
flav, flav- yellow, referring to yellow, from the Latin adjective flāvus -a -um, yellow, golden, gold colored;
flaxen, blond; golden-haired.
flavens yellow
Flaveria Latin flavus, yellow
flavicans yellowish(?)
flavescens flaves'cens (flay-VEH-sens) yellowish, becoming yellow, turning a pale yellow, from flavesco,
flavescere, Latin verb become or turn yellow or gold, or from Latin flāvēscent-em, present participle of flāvēscĕre
to become yellow, from flāv-us yellow.
flavicomus New Latin yellow-wooled or yellow-haired, with a yellow tuft or crest.
flavidus yellowish, yellow, pale yellow, somewhat yellow, from Latin flavus, adjective, golden yellow,
reddish yellow, flaxen, blonde, and idus, adjective suffix indicating condition or progression.
flavipes with yellowfeet or a yellow base.
flaviramae flavoremea flah-vi-RAHM-ee-a; with yellow shoots
flavirostris with a yellow beak.
flavispinus, flavispina yellow-spined, having yellow thorns.
flavissimus deep yellow, very yellow
flavoculatus flavocu'latus (flay-vo-kew-LAY-tus)
flavo-punctus with yellow dots.
flavovirens, flavo-virens yellowish green
flavoviride flavovir'ide (flay-vo-VEER-i-dee)
flavula
flavus -a -um fla'vus (FLAY-vus) bright, almost pure yellow; pure, pale yellow, from Latin adjective flavus -a
um, yellow, golden, gold colored; flaxen, blond; golden-haired.
flect- Latin bend
Flectere si nequeo superos, Achaeronta movebo “If I cannot move heaven I will raise hell" alternately, If I
can not move the gods, I will set the forces of the underworld in motion. Publius Vergilius Maro (Virgil)
Aeneid Book 7
Fleischmannia For Gottfried F. Fleischmann (1777–1850), teacher of Schultz-Bipontinus at Erlangen