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gabonensis from the river estuary Gabun, or Gaboon on the west coast of Africa.
gabrielensis gabrielen'sis (gab-ree-el-EN-sis)
gad, gado, gadus Greek a kind of fish
gaditanus -a -um from Cadiz, Spain
-gae(...) referring to the earth, ground
gaea Greek the earth
gagat- Greek jet black
Gaillardia Gaillar'dia (gay-LAR-dee-a, or gay-LARD-ee-a) New Latin, from M. Gaillard de Marentonneau
(Merentonneau or Charentonneau in some sources), 18th century French magistrate and botanist (or botanical
patron) and New Latin –ia. (Compositae)
-gal(...) referring to milk, from Greek γαλακτ-, γάλα, galact-, gala, milk.
gala-, -gala, galact-, galacto Greek milk, from γαλακτ-, γάλα, galact-, gala, milk.
galacifolius -a -um galax-leaved, with showy leaves(?), from Greek γαλακτ-, γάλα, galact-, gala, milk, and
.
Galactia from Greek γάλα, gala, milk, in reference to the milky sap of some species. (Leguminosae)
galacto- milky white, from Greek γαλακτ-, γάλα, galact-, gala, milk.
galactodendron cow tree, of Milk-tree, Brosium galactodendron.
galag African a lemur-like animal
Galagkē from Greek γαλάγκη, galangale, a se Asian culinary herb.
galanga Galanthus, Snowdrop.
galanthodes resembling Snowdrop, from Greek γάλα, gala, milk, and ανθος, anthos, flower, and -odes.
Galanthus milk-flower, from Greek γάλα, gala, milk, and ανθος, anthos, flower, referring to the color of the
flowers
galapegius from the Galapagos group of islands in the eastern Pacific.
galat-, galatea, galathei Greek a sea nymph
Galatella Latin diminutive of Galatea, from which this genus was separated. (Compositae)
galax-, galaxi- Greek milky, from γαλακτ-, γάλα, galact-, gala, milk.
Gălaxias from medieval Latin galaxia, Latin galaxias, the milky way, from Greek Γαλαξίας, Galaxias,
galaxy, from γαλακτ-, γάλα, galact-, gala, milk.
galb- Latin yellow; a small worm, from Latin galba, galbae f., a mite or maggot in meat, from Hebrew
chalab (chalb), fatness. Alternately, it meant the color of a worm or maggot.
galban- greenish yellow, from Latin galbinus -a -um greenish-yellow.
galbaniferus yielding Galbanus gum, from Latin galbanum -i n., the resinous sap of a Syrian plant.
galbănum Latin the gum on a herb called Ferula, from Greek Χαλβάνη, Chalbane.
galbanus, galbinus greenish brown, from Latin galbănum, a garment worn by luxurious women (or the
effiminate), possibly originally spelled galbinum, galbani, from galbus. It has nothing in common with the
Ferula gum, unless they were of the same color.
galbul Latin an oriole; a cypress nut
gale, galea a helmet, from Latin galea -ae f., helmet.
gale,, galea, galei Greek a weasel, cat
gale (GAH-lee) Gale from old English gagel, gagol, strong, possibly related to Old Norse *gagl in gaglviðr,
which may be an old name for Myrica gale, from *gagl, gale, and við-r wood (OED).
Galeandra Latin galea, helmet, and Greek -andrus, male, referring to shape of anther
Galearis Latin galea, helmet
galeatus helmeted, with a helmet or helmet-like covering, as the flowers of Aconite, from galeatus -a -um,
helmeted.
galegifolius galega-leaved
galen-, galena Greek calm, rest; lead ore
Galenia for Claudius Galenius, C.E. 130-200), Roman physician and writer on medicine
galeo, galeod Greek a shark
galeobdolon yellow Dead-nettle or Archangel, Lamium galebdolon.
Galeopsis New Latin, from Latin, a nettle, from Greek galēopsis, from galē, galeē weasel, and from ancient
Greek ὄψις, opsis, appearance, resembling, sight, view.in reference to the corollas similarity to the head of a
weasel.
galeola, galeolae f. Latin a cap.