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lact-, lacte, lacti, lacto Latin milk
lactago herb with milky juice.
lactarius yielding a milk-like sap.
lactatus milky
lactescens yielding a milk-like sap(?)
lacteus milky-white, with a slight bluish tinge, milk-like, milky.
lacticolor, lacticolorus milk-colored, milk-white.
lactiferus, lactifera milk-bearing, yielding a milk-like sap.
lactiflorus -a -um lactiflor'us (lak-ti-FLOR-us) with milky-colored flowers
lactis, lactism Greek kick, trample
lactuc-, lactuca Latin lettuce
Lactuca Lactu'ca (lak-TOO-ka) lettuce, from Latin lactūca, a name used by Pliny, ..., et ideo lactucis nomen a
lacte, Pliny describes lettuces, their seeds and planting, from lac, lactis, milk, a reference to its abundant milky
juice, milky sap. Lactis is contracted from Greek γαλαχτος, galachtos. Related to garden lettuce, from Middle
English letuse, from Old French laitues, plural of laitue, also related to galaxy, ie the Milky Way. No etymology in
the protologue. (Compositae)
lacun-, lacuna Latin a basin, lake; a space, cavity
lacunosus -a -um lacuno'sus (lak-oo-NO-sus) with holes or pits, perforated with holes, covered with recesses.
lacustr-, lacuster, lacustris New Latin of a lake, referring to a lake, living in ponds or lakes, from Latin
lacuster, a lake margin, from lacus, lake, or from lacus, lake and and -stris, from -ester, adjective suffix for
nouns denoting origin, place of growth, or habitat. For C. lacustris a reference to growing in glacial lake
plains.
ladakhianus from Ladakh in northern India
ladanifer, ladaniferus, ladanifera ladan'ifer (la-DAN-i-fer) ladanum-bearing, bearing a medicinal resin (or
resinous gum) called ladanum, a soft blackish-brown resinous exudate from various rockroses used in perfumes
especially as a fixative.
ladanum Medieval Latin lapdanum, from Latin ladanum, ledanum, from Greek ladanon, lēdanon, from
lēdon rockrose, of Semitic origin. Also spelled labdanum.
laelaps Greek a hurricane
laem, laemo, laemus Greek the throat, gullet
laemarg, laemargo Greek greedy
laen, laena, -laena Latin a cloak
Laënnecia Laenne'cia (len-EE-see-a) for René-Théophile-Hyacinthe Laënnec (1781–1826), French physician,
inventor of the stethoscope.
laeo Greek the left-hand side
laet- Latin adjective happy, cheerful, joyful, glad, pleasing
laetam-, laetamen, laetamin Latin dung
laetiflorus -a -um bright- or pleasing-flowered, with bright flowers, from Latin laetus -a -um, and flos, floris,
flower.
laetevirens, laete-virens light or vivid green, bright-green.
-laetma, laetmato Greek the depths of the sea
laetus -a -um lae'tus (LEE-tum) vivid, bright; glad, of pleasing appearance.
laev-, laeve, laevi, laevo Latin smooth; nimble, light; to the left
laevi- from levis, smooth
laevicaulis -is -e laevicau'lis (lee-vi-KAW-lis) smooth-stemmed, with a smooth stalk (not rough), from , and
Latin caulis, caulis, a stem, a stalk, from Greek καυλος, kaulos, stem, stalk.
laeviconicus -a -um Latin laevis, smooth, free from hairs or roughness, and conus, a cone, and -icus
emphasising a characteristic
laeviculmis smooth stem
laevigat- Latin smooth, slippery
laevigatus -a -um laeviga'tum (lee-vi-GAY-tum) smooth, slippery, free from hairs or roughness.
laevipes smooth-footed, with a smooth stalk (not rough).
laevis -is -e lae'vis (LEE-vis, classically LIE-vis, colloquially LAY-vis) smooth (as in not being rough), or
beardless and delicate, soft.
laeviusculus smoothish
laevivaginata Latin laevis, smooth, and vagina, sheath, for the glabrous sheaths