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Floruit “he flourished” from floreo, -ere, -ui, bloom, flower, abbreviated fl.
florulentus bearing small flowers.
-florus -a -um -flowered, from post-classical Latin and scientific Latin -florus -a -um; from classical Latin
flōr-, flōs, flower.
flos flower, bloom, from classical Latin flōr-, flōs, flower.
floscul, flosculus, -flosculus Latin a little flower
flos-cuculi flowering when the cuckoo sings; flower of the cockoo, Lychnis flos-cuculi, the ragged robin
flosculosus bearing small flowers or florets with tubular flowers.
flos-jovis flower of Jove
Flourensia for Marie-Jean-Pierre Flourens (1794–1867), physiologist, perpetual secretary, Académie des
Sciences, Paris
flu Latin flow
fluctu Latin wave, move to and fro
fluctuans wavy.
fluen, fluent Latin flowing
flui- floating
fluitans floating
flum, flumen, -flumen, flumin, flumini Latin a river
fluminalis, flumineus of rivers, growing in running water.
fluminensis from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
fluo Latin flow
fluster New Latin plait, weave
fluv- referring to a river
fluvi, fluvia, -fluvia, fluviatil Latin a river
fluvialis
fluviatilis, fluviatile pertaining to a river, of or from a river
flux Latin flowing
Flyriella for Lowell David Flyr (1937–1971), Texan, synantherologist, and -ella, Latin feminine diminutive
suffix.
foc, foci, focus, -focus Latin a point, focus; a fireplace
fodien, fodient Latin digging
foecundus, fecundus bearing fruit.
foed Latin filthy, ugly; an agreement
foemina feminine
foemineus female
foeneus -a -um New Latin from Latin foenum, foeni, hay; faenum (fenum) -i n. hay.
foeniculaceus, foeniculaceum resembling Foeniculum, Fennel
Foeniculus, foeniculus -a -um Foenic'ulus (fee-NIK-yoo-lus) with a similar odor to fennel in one source, from
foenum, hay, and -ulum, Latin adjectival diminutive suffix meaning little, -tending to, meaning little hay or haylike,
because of the hay-like smell. A name used by Pliny from foenum, hay, for the smell of the plant being similar
to hay.
foeniculum fenugreek, fennel, Trigonella foenum-graecum.
foeninus, faeninus of hay color, dull bluish-green.
foenisec, foensca, Latin a mower, harvester, from faeniseca, -ae m. a mower, a country-man.
foeten, foetens Latin fetid, evil smelling
foetid- fetid- stinking
foetidissimus -a -um foetidis'simus (fee-ti-DIS-im-us) most or very fetid, of a very evil smell or stench, from
Latin fētid-us, from fētēre to have an offensive smell, and -issimus -a -um, superlative suffix, indicting the most,
very, -est.
foetidus -a -um foetid, fetid, bad smelling, stinking, evil-smelling, from Latin fētid-us (often incorrectly
written fœtidus), from fētēre to have an offensive smell.
-foetus, -fetus Latin the young in the womb, from Latin fētus (u stem) offspring (incorrectly written fœtus),
from root *fē- to produce offspring, from Aryan *bhwē-, an extension of root *bheu-, bhu-, to grow, come into
being.
foli, foli-, folia, folium, -folium Latin suffix meaning leaf, leaved, from folium, foli(i) n., leaf.
foliaceus leafy, leaf-like, having the texture or shape of a leaf, as the branches of Xylophylla.