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laevus left-hand, from Latin laevus, turning or turned to the left.
lag-, lago, lagus Greek a hare
lagar, lagaro Greek lax, loose
Lagascea for Mariano Lagasca y Segura, Spanish botanist at the Madrid Botanical Garden
lagen-, lagena, -lagena from Latin lagōna, lagēna, flagon, from Greek, λάγυνος, laguna, a flask.
lagenarius -a -um referring to a bottle or flask, bottle-shaped, like a Florence flask, from Latin lagōna,
lagēna, flagon and -arious.
Lagenaria from Greek λάγηνος, lagenos, a flagon or bottle, for the form of the fruit. (Cucurbitaceae)
lageniformis with the form of a bottle, bottle-shaped, like a Florence flask
lagenocalyx with a calyx of bottle-form.
Lagerstroemeria honoring Magnus Lagerstroem, Swedish traveler. (Lythraceae)
lagn, lagno Greek lustful, lewd
lago Greek a hare
lagocephalus with a head like a hare, from and Greek κεφαλή, kephale, head.
lagoensis of or from the Delagoa Bay east coast of Africa.
Lagophylla Lagophyl'la (lag-oh-FIL-a) Greek lago, hare, and phyllon, leaf, referring to the sericeous leaves of
original species.
lagopus haresfoot, hare-footed; densely covered with long hairs.
lagunensis -is -e lagunen'sis (la-goo-NEN-sis) growing in lagoons.
laguncul, laguncula Latin a little flask
-lagus Greek a hare
lailaps Greek a hurricane
laim, laimo, laimus, -laimus Greek the throat, gullet
láim from Greek λάιµ, lime.
lal, lali, lalo Greek talk, speak
lall- Latin babble
Lamarckia, lamarckianus -a -um, lamarckii Lamarc'kia (la-MAR-kee-a) for Chevalier Jean-Baptiste de Monte
Lamarck (1744-1829), French naturalist. (de Monet Lamarck?)
lamb-, lamba, lamben Latin lick, licking
lambd- Greek like the letter lambda
lambdoidal like the Greek letter lambda.
lambertiana lambertia'na (lam-ber-tee-AY-na)
lambertii
lamell-, lamella, -lamella, lamelli Latin a small plate
lamella Latin a small plate, gill, from lamina, plate, blade, and -ella, Latin feminine diminutive suffix.
lamellatus laminated, i.e. in thin plates or scales.
lamellosus laminated, i.e. in thin plates or scales.
lament Latin wailing
lamia, -lamia Greek a vampire-like monster
lamiifolius with leaves like Lamium, Blind-nettle.
lamin, lamina, -lamina, lamini Latin a thin plate, sheet, layer
lamina a thin leaf or blade.
laminatus in thin plates or scales. like the gills of fungi.
Lamiaceae Lamia'ceae (lam-ee-AY-see-ee), plants of the Mint family, from the genus name, Lamium, and -
aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
Lamium Lam'ium (LAM-ee-um) New Latin, from an old Latin name for mints, or dead nettle, from (assumed)
Greek lamion, diminutive of lamia devouring monster, lamyros, gluttonous.
lamn- lamna, -lamna Greek a predaceous fish
lamp- lampad, lampas, -lampas, lamps Greek shine; torch
lampr- lampro Greek brilliant, clear
lamprocarpus with shining fruits.
lamprocaulus -a -um with shining stalks, from , and Latin caulis, caulis, a stem, a stalk, from Greek
καυλος, kaulos, stem, stalk.
lamprospermus with shining seeds, from seed to shining seed.
lampyri- lampyrid, lampyris, -lampyris Greek a glow worm
lan, lana, lani, lano Latin wool