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martagon the Martagon Lily, Lilium martagon.
marti Latin Mars, god of war
martinicensis from Martinique.
martinii martin'ii (mar-TEEN-ee-eye)
Martyniaceae Martynia'ceae (mar-tin-ee-AY-see-ee), plants of the Cat’s Claw family, from the genus name,
Martynia, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
marum marum, Cat-thyme, Teucrium marum (L.)
Maruta an old genus name now in Anthemis. (Compositae)
marylandicus from Maryland, U.S.A.
mas, -mas, masculatus, masculus Latin male, masculine usually referring to robustness of the plant, in stead
of the sex of the flowers
mas male.
mascarenensis, mascarensis from the neighborhood of Maskara, Algiers.
mascatensis from the district of Maskat, southeast Arabia.
masar New Latin stick out the lip
maschal Greek the armpits
maschalacanthus having thorns in the axils, from Greek and ακανθος, akanthos, spiny, thorny.
maschalanthus bearing flowers in the axils., from , and ανθος, anthos, flower.
mascul, masculin Latin male, masculine
masculinus male, masculine.
masculus male, masculine.
masesi Greek chewing
mass, massa, masso Greek knead; larger
massaviensis from Masvaua, on the west coast of the Red Sea.
masseter, masseter Greek a chewer
massiliensis from the district of Marseilles, France.
massul, massula, -massula Latin a little mass
mast-, masto, mastus Greek a breast, nipple
masta, mastac, mastax Greek the mouth, jaw
mastic Latin chew
mastig, mastigo, mastix, -mastix Greek a whip
mastigophyllus with whip-like leaves.
masto Greek a breast, nipple
mastoides breast-like, nipple-like.
masturba- Latin pollute one's-self
mastus-, -mastus Greek a breast, nipple
mat-, mataeo, mateo Greek foolish, idle
Matelea Mate'lea (ma-TEE-lee-a)
mater, -mater, matern Latin a mother
Mater tua criceta fuit, et pater tuo redoluit bacarum sambucus. Your mother was a hamster and your father
smelt of elderberries.
math Greek learn
Matka Teresa Polish cv. Mother Theresa
matr-, matri-, matro Latin a mother
matri-, matric, matrix Latin a place where something is generated; the womb, uterus
Matricaria Matricar'ia (ma-tri-KARE-ee-a) New Latin Matricaria, from matricaria, feverfew, from Latin
matric-, matrix womb, uterus, and New Latin -aria; from the use of the feverfew in folk medicine against menstrual
disorders. (Compositae)
matricariaefolious matricaria-leaved
matricarioides matricario'ides (ma-tri-kare-ee-OH-i-dees) resembling dog’s chamomile, Matricaria.
matron, matron-, -matrona Latin a wife
matronalis of or pertaining to matrons; of the festival on March 1 st , or of Matronalia, from Latin matronali,
adjective, of a matron; Matronalia was a festival for Mars celebrated by matrons on March 1st where gifts were
given to matrons and brides.
matt Latin a mat; dull-colored