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hered Latin an heir; inherit; hereditary
hereroënsis from Herer, East Africa, possibly also spelled Hārer, Harer, Harar, Harrar, a city and major
commercial center in eastern Ethopia.
herinaceus, erinaceus hedge-hog-like.
herm, herma, hermet Middle Latin male; secret
herma, -herma, hermato Greek a prop, support
hermaeticus completely closed.
hermaphrodit Greek mythology with both male and female organs
hermaphroditus combining the two sexes, having pistil and stamen in the sameflower.
Hermbstaedtia for Sigismund Friedrich Hermbstädt (1760-1833), German botanist
hermin, hermino, herminsm, -herminsm Greek a prop, support
hermos Spanish beautiful
herni, hernia, -hernia Latin a rupture
Herniaria Hernier'ia (her-nee-ER-ee-a) New Latin, from Latin hernia rupture, and New Latin -aria, pertaining
to, a reference to the plants use in the treatment of hernias.
hero Greek a hero
herodi Greek a heron
herpes-, herpest- Greek creep, creeping; herpes
Herpestis from Greek Ἑρπηστὴς, herpestes, creeper, in reference to the plant’s habit.
herpet-, herpeto- Greek a reptile
herpeticus of creeping habit.
hérpyllos from Greek Ἕρπυλλος, Herpyllos, thyme.
herrenhusanus from Herrenhauses, near Hanover, Germany.
Herrickia for Clarence Luther Herrick (1858–1903), geologist and botanical collector in New Mexico,
president of University of New Mexico
hesit-, hesita Latin stick fast
hesper-, hesperus, hesperi Greek evening, western, referring to the evening or the west, the direction of the
sun during the evening
Hesperaloe Western aloe, from Greek hesperos, western, and aloe, a kind of plant
Hesperevax Hespere'vax (hes-per-EE-vax) Greek hesperos, western, and genus name Evax, a reference to the
first discoveries from the western limits of Evax distribution
hesperidiflorus with flowers like Hesperis, Sweet Rocket, Dame’s Violet.
Hesperis New Latin, from Latin, dame's violet, from Greek ἕσεπρα, hespera,evening, from feminine of
hesperios of the evening, from hesperos, hespera evening. the flower is most fragrant in the evening. Similar
to Latin vesper, vespera, evening, or the evening star and Old High German westar, to the west. Eosphoros or
Hesperos was also name for the planet Venus. Hesperos/Hesperus as the personification of Venus as the
evening star. (Cruciferae)
Hesperis matronalis Dame’s Rocket, Dames Violet of matrons; of March 1 st , from Latin matronali,
adjective, of a matron; Matronalia was a festival for Mars celebrated by matrons on March 1st where gifts
were given to matrons and brides. The literal meaning of the scientific name is matron of the evening. Did
Linnaeus have a sense of humor?
hesperius -a -um hesper'ius (hes-PER-ee-us) of the West, western, towards evening.
Hesperocallis Hesperocal'lis (hes-per-oh-KAL-is) Greek hesperos, western, and kallos, beauty
Hesperochiron Hesperochi'ron (hes-per-oh-KY-ron)
Hesperocnide Hesperoc'nide (hes-per-OK-nid-ee) from Greek hesperos, west, and knide, nettle
hesperolinon hesperoli'non (hes-per-oh-LIE-non)
Hesperomecon hesperos, evening or western, and mecon, poppy
Hesperoyucca Hesperoyuc'ca (hes-per-o-YUK-ka)
hesperus a -um hes'perus (HES-per-us)
hestho Greek clothing, dress
hesych, hesycho Greek still, quiet
hesychast Greek a hermit
heta, hetaer, hetair Greek a companion, from Greek ἕτερος, heteros, the other of two, other, different.
heter-, hetero- Greek other, different, differing, various, variable, not-alike, combining form of Greek ἕτερος,
heteros, the other of two, other, different.