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lepid-, lepis from Greek λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido-, scale, flake, small plate, capsule, also a name for
Syrian plant, pepperwort, Lepidium latifolium.
lepídion from Greek λεπίδιον, cresses.
Lepidium New Latin, from Latin name for a plant, dittander, pepperwort, from Greek lepidion, diminutive of
lepido-, scaly, from Greek λεπιδο-, the combining form of λεπίς, scale.
lepidocarpus with scaly fruits.
lepidocaulis having scaly stalks, from , and Latin caulis, caulis, a stem, a stalk, from Greek καυλος, kaulos,
stem, stalk.
lepidoides resembling Cress or Pepper-wort, Lepidium.
lepidophyllus scaly-leaved
Lepidospartum Lepidospar'tum (leh-pid-oh-SPAR-tum) from Greek lepidos, scale, and sparton, Spanish broom
(the plant)
lepidotrichus covered with hairy, scurfy scales.
lepidotus -a -um lepido'tus (leh-pi-DO-tus) scaly, with small scurfy scales, from lepis, scaly, and -otus Greek
adjectival suffix indicating resemblance or possession.
Lepidus, lepidus Lep'idus (LEH-pid-us) charming, graceful, elegant, neat, natty.
lepiferus, lepigerus bearing scales.
lepist, lepista Latin a goblet
lepo Greek a husk, scale
lepodinus -a -um bark destroying.
lepor-, lepori Latin a hare
leporinus -a -um lepori'nus (lep-or-EYE-nus) of hare's skin, resembling a hare’s ear; kind of lettuce whose
juice cures burns.
lepr- scurfy
lepr, lepra, lepro Greek scaly; leprosy
leprosepala scurfy petalled
leprosus scurfy, scabby, from lepro, leprosy.
leprous lepro'sus (leh-PRO-sus) scurfy, scabby, from lepro, leprosy.
leps-, lepis Greek a seizure
lept-, leptale, leptino, lepto Greek fine, slender, thin,
leptacanthus with thin thorns, from Greek and ακανθος, akanthos, spiny, thorny.
leptaleus -a -um Greek leptaleos, slender, delicate, tender, fine, from Greek λεπτός, leptos, fine, small, thin,
delicate, in Carex leptalea for the weak leaves and culms
leptanthus -a -um leptan'thus (le-TAN-thus) thin-flowered, bearing thin frail flowers, from , and ανθος, anthos,
flower.
leptes, leptes Greek a receiver
lepto- slender, from the combining form of Greek λεπτός, fine, small, thin, delicate.
leptocarpus, leptocarpa with thin, slender fruits.
leptocaryon a nut with a thin shell.
Leptocaulis, leptocaulis -is -e New latin, thin stemmed, having thin stalks, from Greek λεπτός, leptos,
slender, and Latin caulis, caulis, a stem, a stalk, from Greek καυλός, kaulos, stem, stalk. (Umbelliferae)
leptocephalus having thin heads, from and Greek κεφαλή, kephale, head.
leptocerus having fine or thin horns or spurs.
leptochilus with thin lips.
leptocladus -a -um leptocla'dus (lep-toe-KLAY-dus) thin-stemmed or thin-branched, with thin twigs.
Leptochloa from Greek λεπτός, leptos, slender, for the slender panicle branches, and χλόα, khloa, grass.
(Gramineae)
Leptocodon with a slender bell
Leptodactylon Leptodac'tylon (lep-toe-DAK-ti-lon)
leptodermis having thin delicate skin.
leptolepis, leptolepides thin-scaled, having fine slender scales, from and Greek λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido-
, scale.
Leptoloma thin or slender husk, from Greek λεπτός, leptos, fine, small, thin, delicate, and λοµος, lomos, husk
or bark.
leptomeria leptomer'ia (lep-toe-MEER-ee-a)
leptonervia from Greek leptos, slender, thin small weak, and Latin nervus, a sinew, nerve, tendon