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fringill, fringilla Latin a finch
fritill-, fritillus, -fritillus Latin a dice box
fritillarius -a -um, Fritillaria Fritillar'ia (fri-til-AIR-ee-a) from Latin, fritillus, checkered; a dice box, referring to
the markings on the tepals of many species
frivol Latin silly
Froelichia for Joseph Aloys von Froelich (1766-1841), German physician and botanist who published on
Sonchus, Hieracium, and Gentian
frond, frond-, fronde, frondi Latin a leaf, foliage, referring to a leaf
frondescent converting petals or sepals into leaves.
frondiformis resembling a leafy moss, Muscus frondosus.
frondosus -a -um leafy, leaf-like, leaf-bearing, covered with foliage.
frons, -frons Latin the forehead, brow; frond, the foilage of ferns and palms, and leafy twigs, a leaf, foliage,
referring to a leaf or frond
front, fronto Latin the forehead, brow
fruct-, fructi, fructus Latin a fruit, referring to fruit (esp. the grape)
fructifer, fructiferus, fructifera, frugifer fruit-bearing, fruitful
fructificans bearing fruit.
fructigenus fruitful, bearing fruit.
fructu albo with white fruits
fructuarius fruitful, from Latin adjective fructuarius -a -um fruit-bearing, fruitful.
fructo luteo with yellow fruits
fructuosus fruitful, from fructuosus -a -um fruitful, fertile.
fructus fruit
frugal Latin economical, thrifty
frugi Latin useful, fit
Frülinggold German cv. spring gold
Frülingshimmel German cv. spring sky
Frülingszauber German cv. spring magic
frument, frumentum Latin corn, grain (corn in the Old World sense, not DeKalb Hybrids)
frumentaceus -a -um rich in flour, grain yielding, grain-like, pertaining to grain, as in spiritus frumenti
frustr Latin in vain; deception
frustraneus misleading, unsuccessful.
frustul, frustulum Latin a little piece
frustulatus separated into fragments.
frut, frut-, frutex, -frutex, frutic Latin a shrub, referring to a shrub (shrubby)
frutescens frutes'cens (froo-TES-ens) shrubby, shrub-like, bushy.
frutex a shrub or bush, from Latin frutex, fruticis m. a shrub or bush, or a as a term of reproach, blockhead!
fruticans shrubby, shrub-like
fruticiformis fruticifor'mis (froo-tis-i-FOR-mis)
fruticohybridus bushy, shrubby(????).
fruticosus -a -um frutico'sus (froo-ti-KO-sus) shrubby, bushy, from Latin fruticosus, fruticos-, bushy, shrubby,
from fruticosus -a -um, bushy or full of bushes, from frutex, a shrub
fruticulosus -a -um fruticulo'sus (froo-tik-yew-LO-sus) shrubby and small, in the form of a small bush.
fuc-, fuci, fucus Latin a seaweed; red
fucatophylus with stainedleaves or colored leaves.
fucatus -a -um painted, colored, died, stained, from the perfect participle of fucare, to color.
Fuschia, fuschii named for Leonhart Fuchs (1501-1566), German professor, botanist, and herbalist.
(Onagraceae)
fuchsioides fuschia-like, like or resembling Fuschia
fuciflorus with flowers resembling bumble-bees, as Orchis fuciflora.
fucifromis bumle-bee like, from fucus -i m. a drone bee.
fucoideus -a -um referring to a red alga plant in shape, resembling Fucus, a genus of seaweed.
fuegianus from Tierra del Fuego, in Chile and Argentina
fueginus dying, fleeting, present participle of fugio, fugere, fugi, fugitum.
fug-, fugi Latin flee, dispel
fuga, fugaci, fugax, -fugax Latin swift, fleeting, transitory, ephemeral