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aest-, aesta-, aestatis, -aestatis Latin aestas, the summer heat.
aestas, aestatis f. Latin summer; summer heat, summer weather; a year.
aesth-, aesthes, aesthesis, -aesthesis Greek αισθησις, aisthesis, a sensation, perception.
aesth-, aesthet- Greek αισθητης, aisthetes, perciever.
aesthem-, aesthema, -aesthema, aesthemato Greek sensation, perception
aesthet Greek sensitive, perceptive
aestiv- Latin aestivus, of summer.
aestival- Latin root for of or pertaining to summer.
aestivalis -is -e from Latin aestivus -a -um of summer, relating to summer, flowering in summer.
aestivus -a -um aesti'vus (es-TI-vus) from Latin aestat-, aestatis, aestivus, of summer, flowering in summer or
developing in summer, alternately from aestivus -a -um, summer-like, summer; pertaining to/occurring in/used
for/appearing in summer.
aestuans heating up, burning, flame-like, glowing, becoming hot, from Latin aestus wavering.
aestuarius -a -um of tidal waters, of estuaries, from Latin aestuarium, aestuari(i) n., tidal
marsh/inlet/opening, marsh; (river) estuary; air shaft, vent.
aestus, aestus m. Latin aestus, aestus m., heat, agitation, fervor, passion, unrest.
aesum, aesi n. Latin live-forever, houseleek, Sempervivum tectorum.
aesylo Greek αισυλος, aisylos, godless, evil, unseemly.
aesyro Greek αισυρος, aisyros, agile, light as air.
aet-, aeto-, aetus, -aetus Greek an eagle
aet-, aeto-, aetus Greek αετος, aetos, eagle as a bird of omen, eagle as a standard.
aet- Greek αιτιον, aiton, a cause.
aeta- Latin aetas, age, life-time, aged.
aeth-, aethe Greek unusual, from ἀήθης, aethes, unusual, strange, unwonted (sic).
aeth-, aetho Greek burn; fiery, from αἴθειν, aithein, light up, kindle, or αἶθος, aithos, fire.
aethal-, aethalo-, aethalus Greek αιθαλους, aithalous, smoke, soot; smooky, sooty.
aethalus, aethali m. Latin a sort of grape in Egypt, soot grape. (A possible reference to dusting vines with
soot to kill or drive away flea beetles.
aethanolum, aethanoli n. Latin ethanol (drinkable alcohol).
aethereus -a -um of the sky, aerial, from Latin aether, (epiphytic).
aethero Greek αιθεριος, aitherios, the upper atmosphere, on high, heavenly.
aethi- Greek αιθος, aithos, burnt.
aethio Greek αιθιοψ, aithiops, αιθοψ, aithops, sunburnt, fiery-looking, fiery, black, scorched.
Aethionema etymology uncertain, possibly meaning unusual filaments, from Greek ἀήθης, aethes, unusual
and νηµα, nema, in reference to the filaments of the long stamens being winged and toothed. Other
translations have been proposed.
aethiopicus -a -um African, of Africa, of Northeast Africa, referring to Ethiopia or Africa, of Ethopian origin
(the land of the burnt faces, Greek αιθειν-ωψ, aithein-ops); also used as South African.
aethiopis; aethiopum from Ethiopia; also used as South African
aethiops of uncommon appearance, from Greek αηθης-ωψ, aethes-ops.
Aethiorhiza unusual root, from Greek αηθης-ριξα, aethes-rhiza, from , and ῥίζα, rhiza, root.
aetho- Greek αιθων, aithon, fiery, burning, flashing, glittering.
aethri-, aethria, -aehtria, aethrio Greek open sky, open air, from αἰθρία, aithria, the open sky; or αιθριος,
aithrios, fair, clear, bright (of weather).
aethusa Greek burning, vestibule (Borror).
Aethusa, aethusa from Greek burning-one, from αιθω, aitho, αιθων, aithon, to burn, for the shining foliage
or its pungency, more aptly poisonous acridity; Gilbert-Carter (1964) notes αιθουσα, aithousa, meant a sunny
vestibule or veranda. (Umbelliferae)
aethusifolius -a -um Aethusa-leaved, with leaves like Fool’s parsley, Aethusa, from Aethusa and folium,
foli(i), n., noun, a leaf.
aethyctero Greek αιθυκτηρ, aithykter, rushing violently, darting.
aeti, aetia, -aetia, aetio Greek a cause, from αἰτία, aitia, cause, reason.
aetio Greek αιτιο, aitio, causing, responsible for.
aetiolatus -a -um lank and yellowish, etiolated, from early French, étieuler.
aetnensis -is -e from or growing on Mount Etna (Aetna), Sicily