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galer- Latin: a cap; Greek: cheerful
galericulatus -a -um skullcap-like, helmet-like, with a small helmet, cap or hood, from Latin galericulum,
galericuli n. skull-cap; wig, and Latin –atus, suffix indicating possession, likeness, or ‘provided with’, used
with noun bases.
galericulum a small cap or helmet, from Latin galericulum -i n. skull-cap; wig, includes -ulum, the
diminutive suffix.
galerum, galeri n., galerus, galeri m. Latin cap or hat made of skin; a ceremonial hat worn by pontifices or
flamines (pagan priests); a wig.
galgul-, galgulus Latin a woodpecker, or Gallinago colius or Colius, Galgulus, a name used by Aristotle or
Pliny for a bird yellow with green patches that hacks timber, hammers wood, utters a loud cry, about the size
of a turtle-dove, lived mainly in the Peloponnese, a picus. Specific epithet of a Loriculus parrot, also a genus
of ‘toad-shaped’ bugs.
galid- Greek a little weasel
galilaeus from Galilee, a province in Palestine.
Galinsoga New Latin, after Mariano Martinez de Galinsoga 1766-1797 Spanish botanist, court physician,
and director of the Botanic Garden, Madrid.
galioides galio'ides (gay-lee-OH-i-dees) galium-like, resembling Bedstraw, Galium.
Galium (GA-lee-um) New Latin, from Greek galion, bedstraw, from Greek γάλα, gala, milk, referring to
the flowers of G. verum, Lady’s Bedstraw, formerly used to curdle milk. (Rubiaceae)
Galius Ga'lius (GAY-lee-us)
gall-, galla Latin a gall nut
gall-, gallin, gallo, gallus Latin a chicken, cock
gallicus -a -um gal'licus (GAL-ik-us) referring to Gaul or France, of French origin, (Gallia, Gaul), Gallic; also
refers to a cock or rooster
galpinii for Ernest Galpin (1858-1941), South African banker and plant collector
galvan, galvani, galvano N: Galvani pertaining to the electric current
Galvezia Galve'zia (gal-VEE-zee-a)
gam-, gamo, gamus Greek marriage
gam- united, or married
gamalensis from Gamala, a village on Palestine.
Gambelia Gambel'ia (gam-BEL-ee-a)
gambelianus gambelia'nus (gam-bel-ee-AY-nus)
gambosus hoof-shaped.
gamet Greek a wife or husband
gammar-, grammarus Latin a kind of lobster
gamocarpus with united, multiple fruits grown together, from and Greek καρπός, karpos, fruit.
Gamochaeta Gamochae'ta (gam-oh-KEE-ta) Greek gamos, union, and χαιτη, khaite, bristle, loose and flowing
hair, for the basally connate pappus bristles
gamopetalus joined petals, with united petals.
gamophyllus having leaves united, forming a perianth.
gamosepalus with sepals united into one.
gamps, gampso Greek curved, bent
-gamy Greek marriage, reproduction
gan, ganeo, gano Greek beauty, luster
gandavensis from Ghent, Gent, in Belgium.
ganderi gan'deri (GAN-der-eye)
gangeticus of the river Ganges, India.
gangli-, ganglion Greek a knot on a string; swelling
gangren Greek a sore; gangrene
ganophloeus having scaly bark.
Garberia, garberi for Abram Pascal Garber (1838–1881), Lancaster County, Pennsylvania physician and
botanist noted for his contributions to the flora of Florida, discovered Carex garberi.
gardenii named for Dr. Alexander Garden (1730-1791
gardenioides resembling Gardenia.
gargal, gargalo Greek tickle; tickling
garganicus belonging to Gargano, Italy, ancient Garganus in Apulia.