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Aletris mealy, New Latin, from Greek αλετρον, aletron, or aletris, a female slave who ground meal, a noble
Athenian maiden who prepared offering cakes, from alein, aletreuein to grind; from the floury appearance of
the blossoms, or the mealy texture of the perianth. Apparently nothing to do with a bump-and grind. Aletris
farinosa re-emphasizes the floury covering.
aletroides like Star-grass, Aletris, resembling Aletris, from Greek αλετρον-οειδες, aletron-oeides.
aleur-, aleuro-, aleurum, -aleurum Greek floury-, mealy- from αλευρον, aleuron, flour, wheat meal, barley
meal, for the surface texture. (flowery- in one source.)
Aleura mealy, from αλευρον, aleuron, for the pileus surface texture.
aleuriatus -a -um, aleuricus -a -um mealy, floury, from αλευρον, aleuron.
Aleurites floury, flour-like, from αλευρον, aleuron, for the mealy covering of the tung oil tree leaves.
aleuropus -a -um with meal-covered stalks, from αλευρο-ρους, aleuro-pous.
aleutaceus -a -um purse-like, softly leathery, from Latin alutus, from aluta -ae f., soft leather; a shoe, purse
or patch.
aleuticus -a -um, alëuticus aleu'ticus (al-YOO-ti-kus) Aleutian, of or from the Aleutian Islands chain, part of
Alaska in the northern Pacific Ocean.
alex-, alexi-, alexo Greek αλεξω, alexo-, to ward off, to keep away, turn away.
alexandrae alexan'drae (al-ex-AN-dree) for Queen Alexandra Caroline Mary Charlotte Louisa Julia (1844-
1925), wife of Edward VII.
alexandrinus -a -um of Alexandria, Egypt, or other ancient townships named Alexandria.
alexaterius protected, fit for defense.
alexeter Greek αλεξητηρ, alexeter, a protector (from plague), defender.
aleyr-, aleyro- Greek αλευρον, aleyron, flour, meal, wheat meal, barley meal.
alfalfa the Spanish name for Medicago sativa, from Arabic al-fasfasah.
alg-, alga, -alga, algo Latin seaweed, from alga -ae f., sea-weed.
alg-, alge- Latin cold, coldness, from algeo, algere, alsi, to be cold.
alg-, alge-, algia-, algo- Greek αλγησις, algesis, pain, sense of pain.
algarvensis -is -e from Algarve, Portugal.
algeriensis -is -e from Algiers, or Algeria, in North Africa
algidus -a -um al'gidus (AL-ji-dus) cold, ice-loving, cold-loving; of cold habitats, of high mountains, from Latin
algidus -a -um, cold; also Algidus -i m., a mountain in Latium.
algoensis -is -e from Algoa Bay, Cape Province, South Africa.
Alhagi from the Mauritanian vernacular name for Alhagi maurorum.
ali- Latin other, another; a wing
ali- Latin alibi, elsewhere.
alia Greek αλια, alia, an assembly, meeting.
Alias Latin also known as, originally at another time
alibas Greek αλιβας, alibas, dead body, dead river, dead wine.
alibilis Latin alibilis, nourishing.
alica, alicae f. Latin noun, emmer (wheat), Triticum dicoccum, groats/grits; a porridge or gruel made with
groats or grits.
alicae for Princess Alice Maude Mary of Hesse (1843-1878.
aliceara for Mrs. Alice Iwanaga of Hawaii, orchid hybridist.
aliciae for Miss Alice Pegler, plant collector in Transkei, South Africa.
Aliciella Aliciel'la (al-is-ee-EL-la)
alien-, aliena Latin alien, foreign
alienus -a -um from Latin alienus, belonging to another place, alien, foreign, strange, differing or different
from, changed, not related, of others.
aliferous having wings
aliformis wing-shaped
aliger- Latin aliger, winged.
aligerus -a -um winged, bearing wings, from Latin ala, alae and gero.
alikt-, alikto- Greek αλικτος, aliktos, good at leaping.
alimaculatus -a -um with spotted wing petals, from Latin ala, alae, and macula, maculae.
aliment- Latin alimentum, food, nourishment; nourish. Alimentary, my dear Watson.
alimmato- Greek αλεµµα, alemma, fat, oil, unguent, used in anointing.
-alio Greek αλιος, alios, suffix indicating of the sea.