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ipsi New Latin same
ipso facto by the fact itself
ir Latin not, without; in, into
ira, -irasc Latin anger; angry
iren Greek peace
ireos cassia, a valuable hot spice.
Iresine from Greek eiresione, a wreath or staff entwined with strips of wool, alluding to the long woolly hairs
often encircling the calyx
iri, irid, irid-, irido, iris, irit Greek a rainbow; the iris of the eye; a kind of lily
Iriarteoides resembling Rasp or Zanora Palm, Iriarea.
irid- referring to the genus Iris, Greek for rainbow
Iridaceae Irida'ceae (eye-ri-DAY-see-ee) plants of the Iris family, from the genus name, Iris, and -aceae, the
standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
iridescens iridescent, with the colors of the rainbow.
iridiflorus with flowers like Iris
iridifolius with leaves like Iris
iridioides resembling Iris.
irio i'rio (EYE-ree-o)
Iris I'ris (classically EE-ris, casually EYE-ris) after Greek (and/or Roman?) goddess of the rainbow.
iris Illyrica a type of iris, later abbreviated (h)ilisirica
irrasa unshaven, by implication hairy or rough
irregularis irregular, not according to rule, as a flower which cannot be halved in any plane.
irregulariter irregularly
irrig-, irriga, irrigu Latin lead water to
irrigatus with wavy markings.
irriguus, irrigua watered, irrigated.
irris, irrisi, irrisor Latin mock, deride; a mocker
irrit Latin excite; useless
irritabilis sensitive, closing when touched, as the leaves of Mimosa pudica.
irror, irrora Latin sprinkle with dew
irroratus covered with dew or apparently so, lit. sprinkled with dew, finely spotted
-is f. Greek suffix indicating a close connection used with a noun base.
is, iso Greek equal
isa-, iso- equal, like
isabell- (N: Queen Isabella); buff brown, dirty yellow
isabellinus -a -um isabel yellow, tawny-yellow, dull yellow, from Isabella, isabelline, a name for grayishyellow,
light buff. The name is a reference to a certain Archduchess Isabella (later Queen Isabella) who
neither changed or washed her underwear for three years.
isadelphous having stamens in equal bundles.
isandrus with equal stamens
isantherus with equal anthers.
isanthus from Greek ἴσος, isos, equal, and ἄνθος, anthos, flower, having regular flowers, having the parts of
the flower equal or alike.
isati-, isatis Greek a milky-juiced herb
isatideus resembling Woad, Isatis.
Isatis from Greek ἰσάζω, isazō, to make equal; the plant is supposed to remove roughness from the skin.
(Cruciferae)
isauricus from Isauria, north of Taurus in Asia Minor.
isch-, ischo- Greek hold, suppress, from ἴσχειν, ischein, to hold
ischaemum arresting haemorrhage, ischæmia. One source translates this as equal lips of an orchid(?).
Modern Latin from an ancient Greek name, from Greek ischaemos, ἴσχαιµος, styptic, blood-restraining,
staunching or stopping blood, from ἴσχειν, to hold, and αἷµα, blood, from supposed styptic properties.
ischi-, ischia, ischio, ischimum Greek the hip, hip joint
ischn, ischno Greek thin, lean
ischnoides with long arms.
iscordoprasson garlic-leek.