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merus denotes parts or numbers in compound words.
merus, -merus Greek the thigh
meryc, meryco Greek ruminate, chew the cud
mes, meso Greek the middle
mes- mixed, middle from Greek mesos, middle, the half
mesa Spanish table land
mesacanthus having a thorn in the middle, from Greek and ακανθος, akanthos, spiny, thorny.
Mesadenus from Latinized Greek meso, middle, and aden, gland
mesar-, mesara, mesari, mesarum Greek? a mesentery, from post-classical Latin mesenterium, mesenterion
Mesenterium n. Cf. Middle French mesentere (c1370) in Middle French translation of Chauliac; French
mésentère
mesat Greek middle, median
mesembri-, mesembria Greek noon
mesembrianthemoides resembling Mesembryanthemum, Fig Marigold.
Mesembryaceae Ice Plant family, from the genus name, Mesembryanthemum??, and -aceae, the standardized
Latin suffix of plant family names.
Mesembryanthemaceae Ice Plant family, from the genus name, Mesembryanthemum, and -aceae, the
standardized Latin suffix of plant family names; translated as ‘pistil in the middle’ by some. One of the longest
plant family names.
Mesembryanthemum (Mesembrianthemum) Mesembryanth'emum (mes-em-bree-AN-the-mum) mid-day flower,
Greek µεσηµβρία, mesembria, midday, and ἅθος, anthos, blooming, in reference to the flowers expanding at midday.
(Mesembryaceae)
Mesadenia New Latin, from mes-, middle, and Greek aden-, aden gland and New Latin –ia, in reference to
the central projection of the receptacle
mesenteriformis having the form of entrails.
meserveae for Kathleen Meserve, fl. 1950’s, who bred hollies on Long Island, New York
mesit-, mesites Greek a mediator
meso- Greek the middle, from µεσο-, meso-, combining form of µέσος, mesos, middle.
mesochorea middle country or middle region, by extensionmid continential range, from Greek µέσος, mesos,
middle, the half, and χώρα, khora, country place, region, often from a species mid continential range, compare
epichoric.
mesoleucus mixed with white
mesophilus dwelling in moist land.
mesopotamicus from Mesopotamia, between the rivers Euphrates and Tigris.
mesothermophilus dwelling in the temperate zone.
mesotoech, mesotoecho Greek a dividing wall
mesploides Medlar-like, Mespilus.
messanensis, messanius from Messina, Sicily
messeniaeus from Messina, a province in Greece.
mest, mesto Greek full, from µεστοῦν µεστός, full, of unknown origin.
met, meta, meth Greek between, with, after, back again; change
meta, -meta Latin a boundary; a turning post
metachrous color-changing.
metab, metabas, metabol Greek change
metall, metalli, metallo Greek mine; metal
metallicus metallic, with a metallic lustre.
metallurg Greek metal-working
metamorphus transformed (the change of one organ into another).
metax, metaxi, metaxy Greek between
meteloides metel-like, similar to Datura metel, from the native name.
metensis from Metz in Alsace-Lorraine.
meteor-, meteoro- Greek high in the air; heavenly bodies; natural phenomena, the weather
meteoric a term aplied to flowers whose expansion depends on the weather.
meter, -meter Greek measure
meth Greek between, with, after, back again; change
meth, methe, metho, methy Greek drink, drunkenness; wine