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aeto-, aetus, -aetus an eagle, from Latin āetītēs, adopted from Greek ἀετῑτης, aetites, of the eagle, aquiline,
or ἀετός, aetos, eagle.
aetolicus -a -um from Aetolia, Greece.
-aeus -a -um Greek adjectival suffix indicating ‘belonging to’ (of a place), used with a noun base.
aevum (evum) Latin, eavum, lifetime, age.
aexi Greek αεξω, aexo, increase, grow, exalt.
Aextoxicon goat arrow (poison), from Greek αιξ, aix, -τοξικον, -toxikon, (φαρµικον, pharmikon).
aezeno Greek αιζηος, aiznos, strong, active, lusty.
af- Latin prefix assimilative form of Latin ad-, before f, at, to, towards.
afares from Africa, from Latin afer, afri
afer, afra, afrum Latin African, of African origin, from the land of Afer, Africa; more extensive than the
Roman Africa, Africae. Afer ventus,or Africus is Latin for the diety of the southwest wind, blowing out of
Africa, also known in Greek as Livas or Lips. Afer was also the name of a son of the Libyan Hercules.
affer Latin afferre, to bring.
affini-, affinis -is -e affi'nis (a-FY-nis, a-FY-nee) Latin adjective affinis, related to, allied, similar, of near
alliance, neighbor, from Latin ad, to, and finis, boundary, meaning to the border of.
affinis, affinis c. Latin noun, relation by marriage; neighbor; accomplice.
affinis -is -e Latin adjective, neighboring, adjacent, next, bordering; related (marriage), akin, connected.
affinitas, affinitatis f. Latin noun, relation(ship) by marriage; relationship of a man and wife, bond or union;
neighborhood.
affinitas Latin relationship, from affinis, bordering, and -itas suffix indicating the abstract or general result of
an action
affixis fixed to, fixed upon, attached to
affluen-, affluens, -afluens, affluent Latin abundant, rich
afghanicus -a -um, afghanistanicus from Afghanistan.
Afióni from Greek αφιόνι, aphioni, poppy seeds.
aflatunensis -is -e from Aflatun, central Asia.
afoliatus -a -um without leaves, from Latin a- and folium, foli(i), n., noun, a leaf.
Aframomum African-Amomum (Amomum grows from the East Indies to Japan). In the Ginger family, the
seeds of Aframomum melegueta are used in Samuel Adams Summer Ale.
africanus -a -um africa'nus (af-ri-KAY-nus) African, of African origin, from Africa, Africae, and -anus
adjectival suffix indicating position, conection, or possession by.
africus Latin African.
Afrocalathea African-Calathea (Calathea is a New World genus).
Afrofittonia African-Fittonia.
Afrothismia African-Thismia. Gledhill has Thismia, sensu lato, as growing in Indo-Malaya and South
America, with our apologies to Norma Pfeiffer.
Afrotrilepis African-Trilepis, from and Greek λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido-, scale.
africus African, of African origin
Afrikánikó pipéri from Greek αφρικάνικό πιπέρι, aphrikaniko piperi, negro pepper.
Afzelia, afzelianus -a -um for Adam Afzelius (1750-1837), Swedish botanist and agricultural advisor in West
Africa c.1792.
ag- Latin prefix assim. form of Latin ad-, before g, at, to, towards.
aga- Greek αγαν, agan, very, very much, too much.
aga- Greek very, very much, αγαν, agan, adverb meaning very, much, very much.
aga-, agatho- good, noble, useful, from Greek αγα-, aga-, αγαθος, agathos.
agaeo- Greek αγαιος, agaios, enviable, leading the procession.
Agalinis wonder-flax, or remarkable flax, New Latin, irregular from Greek αγα- aga, agē- wonder and Latin
linum flax.
agall-, agallo Greek αγαλλω, agallo, glorify, exalt, adorn.
agalli-, agallid, agallis, -agallis Greek an iris, or flag, from αγαλλίς, agallis, dwarf iris.
agalma, -agalma Greek αγαλµα, agalma, glory, delight, a pleasing gift; a statue.
agamus flowerless, from Greek α-γαµος, a-gamos, without marriage.
agan-, agano Greek αγανος, aganos, -mild, gentle.
agan- Greek very much, too much.
aganactico irritable, peevish, vexed.