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Heuchera Heu'chera (HOI-ker-a, or HOY-ka-ra) after 18th century botanist, botanic author, physician, and
professor Johann Hienrich von Heucher (1677-1747), of Wittemberg, Germany. (Saxifragaceae)
heur Greek invent, discover
hex, hexa Greek six
hex, hex, hexio, hexis, hexy Greek habit
hexa- referring to the number six, from ἑξα-, hexa, six.
hexacanthus with clusters of six thorns, from Greek and ακανθος, akanthos, spiny, thorny.
hexacoccus having six cells of kernels.
hexaëdrophorus bearing hexagons.
hexaëdrus hexagonal.
hexagonus six-angled
hexagonapterus with six-angled-wings.
hexagonopteris with six-sided wings.
hexagonus six-angled, six-sided.
hexagynus bearing flowers with six pistils.
Hexalectris Greek hex, six, and alectryon, rooster, referring to six longitudinal fleshy crests on the floral lip
hexalepidus six-scaled.
hexameris in sixes.
hexandrus -a -um, hexandrous having flowers with six stamens, from Greek hex-, εξα-, six, and aner, ανηρ,
ανδρος, man, male, husband.
hexapetalus having flowers with six petals.
hexaphyllus six-leaved, having six leaves or leaflets.
hexapterus, hexapterous six-winged.
hexasepalus having six petals.
hexastemonus, hexastemonous, hexandrous six stamened.
hexastichus having six rows or lines.
Hexastylis Greek hexastylis, with six styles
hians hi'ans (HI-ans) open, gaping open
hiat-, hiatus Latin an opening, gap
hiatus, hiatus m. Latin noun, an opening, cleft, fissure, split, crevice; (maybe rude); chasm; wide open jaw
or expanse; hiatus; action of gaping, yawning, splitting open; greedy desire (for w/GEN).
hibern-, hibernus Latin winter, referring to winter
hibernaculum from Latin hībernāculum winter residence, usually in plural hībernācula, winter huts of soldiery,
winter quarters, from hībern-us wintry (OED): in one source Latin hibernare, winter residence.
hibernaculum, hibernaculi n. Latin noun, winter quarters;
hibernalis -is -e of winter, wintery, Late Latin hibernalis, from Latin hibernus of winter, and -alis -al.
hibernalis house leek
hibernalis, hibernalis, hibernale Latin adjective, wintry; stormy, of or for winter time or rainy season;
Hibernia, Hiberniae f. Latin noun, Ireland.
hiberno, hibernare, hibernavi, hibernatus Latin verb, spend the winter; be in winter quarters;
hibernum, hiberni n. Latin noun, winter camp (pl.); winter quarters.
hibernicus -a -um of Ireland, Irish origin, from Hibernus, Hiberni m., Latin noun, Irishman; the Irish (pl.).
hibernus -a -um New Latin of winter, winterly, pertaining to winter; Irish.
hibernus, hiberna, hibernum Latin adjective, wintry; stormy, of or for winter time, or the rainy season;
[hiberno => in winter].
hibisc-, hibiscus, -hibiscus Greek the marsh mallow
hibiscifolius -a -um hibiscus-leaved, with leaves like Hibiscus, Musk Okra.
hibiscum, hibisci n., hibiscus, hibisci f. Latin noun, marsh mallow, Althea officinalis, a shrubby herb, grows
near salt marshes.
Hibiscus Hibis'cus (hi-BIS-kus) New Latin, from Latin, hibiscum, hibiscus, marshmallow. (Malvaceae)
hic here
hicori-, hicoria New Latin hickory, short for pokahickory, from Virginia pawcohiccora, food prepared from
pounded nuts and water.
hidro Greek sweat
hidry-, hidrys-, hidryt- Greek seated, fixed
hiem-, hiemal- Latin winter