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grum-, gruma Latin a little heap, ad. late Latin grūmus little heap, hillock; cf. obs. F. grume ‘a knot, bunch,
cluster; clutter’ (Cotgr.), mod.F. grumeau clot, It. grumo lump, clot
grumosus grumose, grumous, full of knobs, or diveded into little clusters of grains, granulated, modern Latin
*grūmōs-us, from grūmus, grume.
Grusonia for Hermann Gruson (1821-1895), German engineer, and his Magdeburg plant collections
gryll, gryllus Latin a cricket, ad. L. gryllus a cricket or grasshopper, a. Greek γρὑλλος
grylle from Gothlandic the black guillemot
gryp-, grypo Greek curved, hooked, hook-nosed
gryposepala From grypos, gryp-, curved, hooked, or hook-nosed, and sepela, sepal, having hooked sepals
guadalupensis of or from Guadeloupe, an island in the West Indies.
guan-, guano from Peruvian dung, Sp. guano, South American Spanish huano, ad. Quichua huanu dung
guanchicus from the Canary Islands.
Guapira Portugese guapirá, a Brazilian name more commonly applied to Avicennia species
guara Brazilian an ibis, modern Latin, a. Tupi guará
Guardiola For "M. le marquis de Guardiola"
guatemalensis from Guatemala, Central America.
gubern-, guberna- Latin a rudder; govern, adapted from Latin gubern-āre to govern
gubernator Latin a pilot, governor, adopted from Latin gubernātor, agent from gubernāre, gubernāt-, to
govern.
guestphalicus from Westphalia, Germany.
guianensis -is -e from Guiana, South America.
Guilleminea for Antoine Guillemin (1796-1842), French botanist, author, and explorer
Guillenia Guille'nia (gwil-EE-nee-a)
guineensis -is -e from the coast of Guinea, west Africa.
Guizotia for Francois Pierre Guillaume Guizot (1787–1874), French historian, statesman, and politician.
gul, gula Latin the throat, gullet, L. gula throat (hence, appetite)
gulos Latin gluttonous, L., ‘glutton’, from gula gullet, throat, gluttony.
gulosus from Latin gulosus, glutinous
gumm-, gummi Latin gum, referring to gum
gummiferus, gummifera gum-bearing, yielding gum or rubber.
gummosis yielding gum in excess.
gummosus gum or rubber-like.
Gundlachia for John Gundlach (1810–1896), naturalist and traveler
ginneraefolius?? gunnera-leaved
Gunnera named for Johan Gunnerus, Norwegian bishop and botanist
Gunneraceae Gunnera'ceae (gun-er-AY-see-ee), from the genus name, Gunnera, and -aceae, the standardized
Latin suffix of plant family names.
gunnii for Ronald Gunn (1808-1881), South African born Tasmanian botanist
gurg-, gurgit- Latin a whirlpool; engulf
gust-, gusta Latin taste
Gustatus similis pullus tastes like chicken (Dog Latin)
Gutierrezia Gutierre'zia (goo-tee-er-EE-zee-a) New Latin, from Gutiérrez, noble Spanish family, and New Latin
-ia. Possibly for Pedro Gutierrez, Spanish nobleman, but not specified by Lagasca.
gutt-, gutta a drop, Latin gutta a drop. Cf. gout n.
gutta -ae f. Latin a drop; a spot or mark
guttatim Latin drop by drop.
guttattus -a -um gutta'tus (guh-TAY-tus) Latin dotted, spotted, or speckled, as if by drops.
guttifer, guttiferus yielding gum, resin, or dye.
Guttifera whose leaves exude water
guttula -ae f. Latin a little drop.
guttur-, -guttur, gutturi Latin the throat
guttur -uris n. Latin the windpipe, throat; gluttony.
guttus -i m. Latin a jug.
Guzmania for A. Guzman, an 18th-century Spanish naturalist
gyg, gyges, -gyges Greek a water bird
gymn, gymn-, gymno- naked, bare, combining form of Greek γυµνός, gymnos, naked, bare