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len, lenus, lent Latin a lentil, bean
lendigerus bearing kernels.
leni, lenien Latin soft, mild
leniter gently, moderately
lenitivus smooth, healing.
leno Greek wool lent Latin thick, sticky, slow
Lennoaceae Lennoa'ceae (len-oh-AY-see-ee), plants of the Sand Food family, from the genus name, Lennoa, and
-aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
Lens New Latin, from Latin, lentil (plant); from its shape, similar to Latin lenticula, diminutive of lent-, lens;
akin to Greek lathyros chickling, lathyris caper spurge
lenta LEN-ta; lenta tough but flexible
lentago flexible, pliant, tough but flexible, lasting, from the Latin adjective lentus -a -um, with the feminine
suffix, a name used by Linnaeus.
lente slowly, calmly, coolly, deliberately
lenti Latin a lentil, bean
lenti- referring to a lens
Lentibulariaceae Lentibularia'ceae (len-tib-yu-lare-ee-AY-see-ee) plants of the Lentibulbaria family (mostly
tropical herbs).
lenticularis lentile-like, lenticular, lens-shaped, like a double convex lens.
lentiformis -is -e lentifor'mis (len-ti-FORM-is) lentile-like, lenticular, lens-shaped, like a double convex lens,
usually a reference to the fruits.
lentig-, lentiginos Latin freckled
lentignosus -a -um lentigino'sus (len-tij-in-OH-sus) freckled, full of freckles.
lentiscifolius lentiscus-leaved, with leaves like the common Mastich-tree, Pistacia lentiscus.
lento, lentare to bend.
lentus -a -um plaint, tenacious, tough, torpid, sluggish, viscous.
leo, leon-, leoni-, leont- Latin and Greek a lion, referring to a lion
leochromus the color of a lion.
leonardii
leonensis like a lion; from Sierra Leone.
leoninus lion colored, yellow; or pertaining to a lion.
leontinus from Lienz in Tiroly (the Tyrol, part of Austria and nothern Italy, including Innsbruck and Trento).
leontocaron see also melosmon, neptunia> hulwort.
Leontodon lion's tooth, from New Latin, from Greek λέων, leōn, lion, and ὀδούς, odous, a tooth, for the
deeply toothed leaves. (Compositae)
Leonotis lion's ear
leontoglossus lion-tongued or –throated, fro , and γλωσσος, glôssos, tongue.
Leontopodium lion's foot, the Edelweiss
leontopodioides resembling Edelweiss, Leontopodium.
leontos spermon leontopodium.
leonuroides resembling Mother-wort, Leonurus.
Leonurus like a lion's tail, from New Latin, from Greek leōn lion and New Latin -urus, from Greek oura, tail.
leonus lion colored, yellow; or pertaining to a lion.
leopardinus with leopard-like spots.
leopoldii leopold'ii (lee-oh-POLD-ee-eye)
lep-, -lep(...) referring to a scale or scales
lepa-, lepad-, lepas Greek a shellfish, limpet
Lepachys a name from Rafinesque for what became Ratibida. (Compositae)
Lepanthopsis from Greek λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido-, scale, and anthos, flower, referring to small, scalelike
flowers, and ancient Greek ὄψις, opsis, appearance, resembling, sight, view.
lepanthus bearing scaly flowers (the glumes of grasses), from , and ανθος, anthos, flower.
Lepechinia Lepechin'ia (leh-pe-CHIN-ee-a)
lepi-, lepido-, lepias, lepisma Greek a scale
Lepidium Lepid'ium (leh-PID-ee-um) New Latin, little scale, from Latin name for a plant, dittander, pepperwort,
from Greek lepidion, diminutive of lepid-, lepis scale, flake, small plate, capsule, a reference to the resemblance of
the silicle, also a name for Syrian plant, pepperwort, Lepidium latifolium. (Cruciferae)