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maen-, maena, -maena, maeni Greek a herring
maenurus mane-like or tail-like.
maesicus of Moesia, an ancient name for Bulgaria and Serbia
maestus sad, mournful.
magdalenae magdale'nae (mag-da-LEE-nee)
magdalenicus from the Magdalen River, South America.
magellan- referring to the area of the Straits of Magellan
magellanicus -a -um of or from the Straits of Magellan region, the southern tip of South America; from the
Magellan Archipelago, Oceania.
magellanicus, majellensis from Mount Majella, Apennines.
magicus magic.
magis more
magist-, magister, magistr Latin a teacher, master
Magister Artium Master of Arts
Magister Mundi sum! I am the Master of the Universe!
magma Greek a mass
magn, magni Latin great, large
magn- big, magnificent
magna cum laude with great praise
Magna Graecia Latin for Greater Greece, Megalê Hellas, Μεγαλη Ἑλλάς, the part of Southern Italy and
Sicily that was colonized by Greeks in the 8 th century BC.
magne, magneto Greek a magnet
magnicamporum large--------, from Latin magnus, large, great, high, extensive, and
magnificat a song of praise, literally it magnifies.
magnificus magnificent, distinguished, splendid, beautiful.
magniflorus having large flowers.
magnimama big mama, actually big mammary glands, for the protuberances on a species of Mammillaria
magnimammus having large nipples.
Magnolia for Prof. Pierre Magnol (1638-1715), professor and director of the botanical garden at Montpellier,
France. (Magnoliaceae)
Magnoliaceae plants of the Magnolia family, from the genus name, Magnolia, and -aceae, the standardized Latin
suffix of plant family names.
magnopere greatly, very much
magnum opus masterpiece, lit. a big work
magnus large, unusually large, strong.
mahaleb from an Arabic name, mahlab, from halaba, to milk; see hlb in Semitic roots; an aromatic spice
made from the seeds of Prunus mahaleb, added to breads, cheese, cookies, and biscuits, aka بﺏَلﻝْحﺡَمﻡ ,بﺏلﻝحﺡمﻡ,
mahlab, mahalab, mahleb ,mahaleb ,בלהמ ,mahlep, mahalep, µαχλέπι, mahlepi, machlepi or makhlep.
Mahonia New Latin, from Bernard McMahon (M’Mahon) 1775-1816 American botanist and horticulturalist,
and New Latin -ia
Maianthemum Maianth'emum (my-AN-the-mum, or mah-YANTH-e-mum) from Latin maius, Greek maios, the
month May and Greek ἀνθεµον, anthemon, blossom, referencing the flowering time.
mai, maima, maio Greek a kind of crab
maidifolius with leaves like maize.
maieu, maiesi, maiesio Greek childbirth
Maigrün German cv. May green
Mainacht German cv. May night
mainensis of Maine
maïntanó, maïntanós, makedonísi from Greek µαϊντανό, µαϊντανός, µακεδονίσι, parsley.
maior Latin larger
maira Greek shine, sparkle
Maischnee German cv. May snow
maj- major, larger
majalis, majalus referring to the month of May, flowering in May, Maytime.
majesticus majestic, magnificent.