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aganniphus -a -um of snow coverings, from Greek αγαννιφος, aganniphos, ἀγάνῖφος, aganiphos, -ον, -on,
living at altitudes, very much snowed on, snowy, from ἄγαν, agan, and νίφω, nipho.
agano- Greek αγανος, aganos, broken, sticks broken for firewood.
aganophilus springs loving, moisture loving
aganos- Greek αγανος, aganos, mild, gentle.
agao- Greek αγαοµαι, agaomai, αγαµαι, agamai, to wonder.
agap-, agapa- Greek αγαπαω, agapao, show affection, persuade, caress.
agap-, agapa, -agapa Greek brotherly love, charity, from to ἀγάπη, agape, brotherly love, in opposition to
ἒρως, eros, a reference to erotic love.
agap-, agapet-, agapetos Greek αγαπη, agape, love (in a wide sense).
Agapanthus love flower from Greek ἀγάπη, agape, love, and ανθος, anthos, flower
Agapetes beloved, from Greek αγαπητος, agapetos.
agapetus -a -um desirable, love, from Greek ἀγάπη, agape.
agaric-, agaricum Greek a mushroom
agaric-, agaricum Latin agaricum, a fungus.
Agaricus Tungus (? possible typo for fungus, in Gedhill), Latin agaricus, from Greek αγαρικον, agarikon,
from Agaria, Sarmatia (Gledhill places this in the Ukraine) (Tungus is generally a reference to eastern Siberia
and Manchuria. Greek αγαρικον means a sort of tree fungus.)
Agarista for Agariste, daughter of Clisthenes of mythology.
agast-, agasto Greek wonderful
Agastache Agasta'che (classically a-GA-sta-kee or a-GA-sta-she, ag-as-TAY-kee) from Greek agan, much, or
very much, and σταχυς, stakhys, a spike, or an ear of wheat, referring to the numerous flower spikes; alternately,
pleasantly spiked from αγα, aga, and σταχυς, stakhys.
agastachyus with tapering ears or spikes
agastor Greek αγαστορ, agastor, near kinsman, brother.
agastus -a -um charming, pleasing, admirable, from αγαστος, αγετος.
agath-, agathis Greek αγαθις, agathis, a ball of thread.
agath-, agatho, agathos Greek ἀγαθος, agathos, good, brave, gentle, valiant.
Agathelpis Good-hope, from αγα, aga, and θελπις, thelpis.
Agathis ball of twine, from Greek αγαθις, agathis, for the appearance of the male strobili.
agatho-, agathos strong-, noble-, good-, from Greek αγαθος, agathos, αγαθο-, agatho-, possibly akin to Old
English gōd, good.
agathodaemonis -is -e of the good genius, of the noble deity, from Greek αγαθο-δαηµων (δαίµων) agathodaemon
(daimon), (associated with rites), sometimes interpreted as the good dragon.
agathophyllus having smooth-edged leaves (not serrated)
Agathophytum good plant, from Greek αγαθο-, agatho-, and φυτον, phyton (vide bonus henricus).
agathosmos, agathosmus -a -um strong-perfumed, pleasantly perfumed, smelling good, fragrant, from
Greek αγαθ-, agath-, good, pleasing, and οσµη, osme.
agatolepis with thick membraneous scale, from and Greek λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido-, scale.
agau-, agav- Greek αγαυος, agauos, illustrious, noble, glorious.
Agavaceae plants of the Agave family, from the genus name, Agave, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of
plant family names.
Agave Aga've (ag-AH-vee, or ah-GA-vee) New Latin admired-one, from Greek αγαυος, agauos, or agauē,
agave, noble or admirable, illustrious, brilliant, for the stature of many species. Agave was one of the mythical
Amazons. (Agavaceae)
agavifolius -a -um with leaves like Agave, from , and folium, foli(i), n., noun, a leaf.
agavoides agave-like, resembling Agave from Agave and oides.
Agdestis a mythical hermaphrodite monster, in reference to the original inclusion in Menispermaceae, where
it was the only genus with bisexual flowers
age- Latin agere, to drive.
-age French suffix, collection of, conditon, state.
agel-, agela, -agela Greek αγελη, agela, a herd, flock.
agel-, agelaeo-, agelo- Greek αγελαιος, agelaios, gregarious, belonging to a herd.
agel- Latin agelus, a small field.
agen-, agene, ageni Greek αγενης, agenes, unborn, uncreated, young.
agenio Greek αγενειος, ageneios, beardless, boyish.