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melos Greek probing
melosmon see also leontocaron, neptunia, hulwort.
Melothria from Greek µῆλον, melon, a melon, and θρίον, thrion, a certain food. (Cucurbitaceae)
melotri-, melotridi Greek probe, sound
melyr, melyris Greek a song-maker; a kind of insect
memat, memato Greek desired
membra-, membrac, membrax Greek a kind of insect
membran-, membrana Latin a membrane
membranaceous -a -um membrana'ceus (mem-bran-AY-see-us) membranaceus, having the texture of
membranes, like skin or a membrane.
membranuliferus bearing membranes.
memento mori remember that you must die, lit. remember to die.
memnoni, memnonius Latin brownish black
memphiticus from Memphis, Egypt.
men, -men, men-, meno Greek a month, referring to a month and, by extension, the moon
mena-, menado Greek the moon
menda-, mendac, mendax, -mendax Latin lying, false
Mendacem memorem esse opportet. The liar should have a good memory. (Marcus Fabius Quintillianus
[Institutio oratoria])
mendic Latin poor; a beggar
mene- Greek the menses; the moon, from Greek µήνη, mene moon.
meni Greek anger; the moon; a month, from Greek µήνη, mene moon.
menin*, mening, meningo, meninx Greek a membrane
menisc-, menisco Greek a crescent
menisc- referring to a crescent
meniscatus half a cylinder, a crescent-shaped cylinder.
meniscifolius with concave leaves, crescent-shaped foliage
meniscoides, meniscoideus resembling the ferm Meniscium.
Menispermaceae plants of the Moon-Creeper family, from the genus name, Menispermum, and -aceae, the
standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
Menispermum New Latin, moon seed, from Greek µήνη, mene moon, and σπέρµα -spermum, from Greek
sperma seed. (Menispermaceae)
meno- Greek remain, stand fast; a month; the menses
Menodora Menodor'a (men-oh-DORE-a)
mens Latin the mind; measure
Mens sana in corpore sano healthy mind in a healthy body
mens-, mensa, -mensa Latin a table, from mensa, mensae f., table; course, meal; banker's counter.
mens-, mense, mensi Latin a month
menstru- Latin monthly
menstrualis lasting for a month.
menstruus lasting for a month.
mensur- Latin measure, from mensura, mensurae f., measure; length, area, capacity.
ment-, menta-, menti- Latin the mind, from mens, mentis f., mind; reason, intellect, judgment; plan,
intention, frame of mind; courage. Latin root words are based on the 1 st person genitive form, not the
nominative.
ment-, menti-, -mentum Latin the chin, from mentum, menti n., chin; architecturally a projecting edge.
ménta from Latin menta, mentae f., mint; any cultivated mint, or Greek µέντα, peppermint.
mentastrum, mentastri n., Latin noun, wild mint (Pliny);
menth-, mentha Latin mint, from mentha, menthae f., mint; any cultivated mint.
Mentha Men'tha (MEN-tha) a very old plant name from mentha, menthae f., the Latin name for any cultivated
mint, from the Greek nymph Mentha who was turned into a plant
mentha 1. green mint, spearmint, Mentha viridis 2. Bergamot-mint, Mentha aquatica 3. peppermint,
Mentha piperita 4. fleabane, pennyroyal, Mentha pulegium from Celsus.
menthifolius -a -um menthifo'lius (men-thi-FO-lee-us) with leaves like Mentha, mint
menthoides Mint, Mentha-like.
mentiens very similar.