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hepaticus -a -um, Hepatica (he-PA-ti-ka) New Latin, from Medieval Latin, liverwort, from Latin hepatica,
feminine of hepaticus of the liver, from Greek ἥπατος, hepatos, of the liver, for the shape and color of the
leaves; liver-colored, puce with a greenish hue. (Ranunculaceae)
hepatus, -i, m. fish of uncertain identity, from Greek.
hepial, hepialo, helialus Greek a nightmare
hept-, hepta- Greek seven, referring to the number seven
heptagonus seven sided.
heptandrous having seven stamens.
heptangularis, heptangulare seven cornered, seven sided.
heptangulatus seven sided.
heptangulosus seven sided.
heptangulus seven cornered, seven sided.
heptangulus seven sided.
heptagynius having seven pistils.
heptalobus with seven lobes
heptaphyllus seven-leaved, with seven leaves or leaflets
heracleifolius heracleum-leaved, with leaves like hogweed, Heracleum
heracle Greek mythology Hercules, a mythological hero
heraclëifolius with leaves like Heracleum, Cow Parsnip.
heracleoticus from Heraclia in Asia Minor.
(h)eraclea vervain, plant probably from Ὴρα, Hera, wife of Zeus, and κλέος, kleos, glory, reknown, or
‘showing the glory of Hera’.
Heracleum Herac'leum (classically hay-ra-KLEE-um, or her-AK-lee-um) after Hercules, Latin Hēraclēus,
Hēraclīus, Greek, Herakles, Ἡράκλειος, Herakleios, a reference to his great size and the size of some rank species.
(Umbelliferae)
heratensis from Herat, Afganistan.
Herb-, herba, herbi, herbo Latin grass
herb- not woody
herba herb, having a stem which dies down every year.
herba, herba f. Latin noun, herb, grass.
herba muralis pellitory = what the Greeks called parthenion or perdeikion, Bachelor's button, pellitory, also
see: pyrethrum (Pyrethrum parthenion), from Celsus.
herba sanguinalis blood herb; what the Greeks called 'polygonon'(?).
herbae mirabiles magic herbs used against sickness.
herbacanthus species of bear's-foot with spinous leaves imitated in the Corthinian capital, from Greek and
ακανθος, akanthos, spiny, thorny..
herbaceus -a -um herba'ceus (her-BAY-see-us) herbaceous, herb-like, not woody; with a succulent stem; grassy
green
herbago pondweed.
(h)erbaria, -ae, f. fodder; woman who deals with herbs, witch.
herbarium a collection of dried plants, from herba, herb; a herbal.
herbeohybrid herbaceous-hybrid.
Herbertia for William Herbert (1778–1847), prominent British botanist and specialist in bulbous plants.
herbiola
Herbstfeuer German cv. autumn fire
Herbstfreunde German cv. autumn joy
Herbstchnee German cv. autumn snow
Herbstsonne German cv. autumn sun
Herbstzauber German cv. autumn magic
herbularia bindweed(?)
herbulum, herulum groundsel.
herburgius a curse.
herc-, herco, hercus Greek a wall, fence
hercegovinus from Hercegovina
hercynicus, hercynianus from the Hartz Mountains. The Hartz Mountains are in Tasmania, while the Harz
(occasionally Hartz) Mountains are in Germany.