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al Arabic, the article the.
al-, ala, -ala, ali Latin a wing, from ala.
alabamensis -is -e, alabamicus -a -um from Alabama
alabastrinus -a -um like alabaster or onyx-marble (alabaster-onyx or calcite onyx), from Latin alabaster,
from Greek αλαβαστρος, alabastros, αλαβαστρον, alabastron, possibly from ancient Egyptian word a-labaste,
a vessel of the Egyptian goddess Bast, or the town of Alabastron in Egypt, while the al- prefix may suggest an
Arabic origin.
alac-, alacer, -alacer, alacr- quick, active, from Latin alacer, lively, active, animated.
alacranensis -is -e from Arricife de Alacran, Yucatan.
alacriportans, alacriportanus -a -um from Porto Alegre in Brasil
aladaghensis -is -e from the Ala Dag mountain range, in Asia Minor.
alagebsis -is -e from the Alag river, Mindinao, Phillipines.
alagoanus -a -um, alagoensis -is -e from the Alagoas region of Brazil.
alaicus -a -um from the Alai mountains, Tajikistan.
alalos Greek αλαλος, alalos, speechless, dumb.
alamosensis -is -e from Mount Alamos, Mexico, or from the Los Alamos area of the southern Rocky
Mountains.
Alangiaceae from the genus name, Alangium, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
Alangium from an Adansonian name for an Angolan tree, some attribute it to a Malabar vernacular name,
alangi. (Alangiaceae)
alao-, alaos Greek αλαος, alaos, blind, invisible, imperceptible.
alapadno- Greek αλαπαδνος, alapadnos, easily exhausted, feeble, weak.
alarconicus from Alarçon, Province Cuena
alaris -is -e winged, alar, growing out of the axil, axillary; on the wing, from Latin ala, alae.
alaskanus -a -um from Alaska, North America.
alast- Greek αλαστος, alastos, unforgetable, unceasing, avenging, insufferable.
alat- Latin winged, with wings
alatamaha from the environs of the Alatama river, Georgia. USA.
alatauensis -is -e, alatavicus -a -um from the Ala Tau mountains, Turkestan, Russia/
alaternoides resembling Christ’s thorn, Paliurus aculeatus
Alaternus, alaternus -a -um an old generic name for a buckthorn (=Rhamnus), resembling the buckthorn’s
fissured bark.
alatipes with winged stems, from Latin alatus and pes.
alatocaeruleus -a -um blue-winged, from Latin alatus and caerulus, a reference to the stems.
alatum-planispinum winged and with flat spins, from Latin alatus, planus, and spina.
alatus -a -um, alati-, alato- alate, winged (stems with protruding ridges wider than thick), or wing-like
(fruits), from Latin alatus -a -um, adjective, furnished with wings, winged.
alaud-, alauda, -alauda from Latin alauda, a lark
alax-, alaxa, -alax New Latin Alaska
alazon Greek αλαζων, alazon, vagrant, charlatan, quack, braggart.
alb-, albi, albid-, albo from Latin albus, white (followed by an organ or indument suffix).
albanensis -is -e from Albany, South Africa; or from St. Albans (Verulamium).
albanus from the Albany mountains
albanus -a -um from Alba Longa, Caspian area (Albana).
albanus (?), albanicus -a -um from Albania
Albâtre French cv. alabaster
albatus -a -um turning white, whitened, clad in white, from Latin albatus -a -um, clothed in white.
albellus -a -um of whitish color, whitish, Latin, diminutive of albus.
albens al'bens (AL-bens) whitening, whitish, Latin present participle of albesco, albescere, to become white.
albensis -is -e from the banks of the river Elbe (Elba).
Alberta for Albertus Magnus (1193-1280), A. magna is from Natal.
alberti, albertianus -a -um for Francis Albert Augustus Charles Emmanuel, Prince Consort (1819-1861.
albertii for Dr. Albert Regel (1845-1908), Russian plant collector in Turkestan.
albertinus -a -um alberti'nus (al-ber-TEE-nus) from the environs of Lake Albert, Uganda.