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morbillosus with markings like those of the measels.
morchel German a morel
mord, mordac, mordax, mordel, morden, mordic Latin bite, biting
-mord(...) to bite (Momordica, referring to the appearance of the seeds)
Morella Morel'la (mor-EL-la)
Morgenröte German cv. morning red
mori- Latin: a mulberry; Greek folly
moribund Latin dying
morifolius mulberry-leaved, with leaves like the mulberry tree.
morill French a fungus, morel
morind-, morinda Latin a mulberry
Morinda from mulberry and India
Moringaceae plants of the Horseradish Tree, or Ben-oil-plant family, from the genus name, Moringa, and -aceae,
the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
morinus mulberry-black.
morinell Greek foolish
morio Greek a part; a fool; a narcotic plant
morio a helmet or cap.
mormo, -mormo Greek a monster, bugbear
mormyr, mormyro, mormyus Greek a sea fish
moro Greek stupid, foolish
morocarpus with fruit resembling mulberry, Morus.
moros Latin fretful
morosus morose, peevish, fretful.
morph, morpha, morpho Greek form
morph-, morphe, morpho Latin mythology Sleep
-morph(...) referring to form
morrhu, morrha, -morrha Latin the cod fish
morrisonensis -is -e, morrisonicolus -a -um from Morrison, Illinois, USA, the seat of Whiteside County (no
joke). (Gledhill 2008). Picea morrisonicola Hayata, Pinus morrisonicola, Euonymous morrisonensis,
Berberis morrisonensis, Parasenecio morrisonensis all of Taiwan, also an Anaphalis, Juniperus, Listera,
Neottia, Spiraea, Sedum, Sqynata, Symplocos, Veronica. Eospongilla morrisonensis, an Upper Jurrasic fresh
water sponge from the Morrison formation of Colorado. Mallomonas morrisonensis, an Australian single cell
flagellate.
morrisonmontanus -a -um from the environs of the Chung Yang (Morrison) Range, Taiwan.
morrowii
mors Latin bite, biting, eat
morsus-ranae frog-bite, Hydrocharis.
mort-, mortal, morti, mortu Latin death, dead, deadly
mortalitas a pestilence.
mortariolum small mortar.
Mortonia Morton'ia (mor-TONE-ee-a)
morul-, morula, -morula New Latin a little mulberry, from , and -ulus -a -um Latin adjectival diminutive
suffix meaning little, -tending to
morulus, morula, morulum Latin adjective, black; dark colored.
morum, mori n. Latin noun, mulberry; fruit of the black mulberry.
morus, mori f. Latin noun, the black mulberry tree.
morus, -morus Latin a mulberry, from morus, mori f., the black mulberry tree.
Morus (MO-rus) from the Latin name morum or morus, for Morus nigra, the black mulberry of western
Asia; classical Latin mōrus mulberry tree, related to mōrum black mulberry, blackberry, apparently cognate
with (unless borrowed from) ancient Greek µόρον, moron, black mulberry, blackberry, Armenian mor
mulberry, blackberry (OED).
mosaicus parti-colored, tessallated, patchy, or showing peculiarity of more than one species.
mosch, mosch-, moscho, moschus Greek musk, referring to musk (odor); a young animal
Moschosma musk-like odor
moschatellinus resembing moschus, musk or musky,