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mulin Latin of a mule
mull-, mullus Latin the red mullet
mulleri mul'leri (MUL-er-eye)
mulo Latin a mule
muls, mulsi Latin mixed with honey, sweet
mult-, multi many, from classical Latin multi-, combining form of multus much, many, cognate with melior,
and ancient Greek µάλα, very.
multangularis many-angled, used of stalks, etc.
multi- many
multibracteatus many-bracted
multicapsular having many capsules.
multicastatus with many ribs.
multicaulis -is -e multicau'lis (mul-tee-KAW-lis) many-trunked, many-stemmed, with many stalks, from , and
Latin noun caulis, caulis m., from the Greek καυλος, kaulos, the stem or stalk of a plant; usual spelling was colis or
coles, or kaulos, the shaft.
multicavus -a -um with many hollows
multiceps many-headed, having many heads.
multiciliate with many cilia, much fringed.
multicipital having many shoots from the crown of the root.
multicolor, multicolorus many-colored.
multicostatus -a -um many-ribbed
multidentatus closely toothed, with many teeth.
multifarious manifold, with many longitudinal rows (used of leaves, etc.).
multifer divided many times (questionable translation)
multiferous bearing fruit often.
multifidus -a -um multi'fidus (mul-TIF-i-dus) many times parted, many-cleft, with many divisions, much-divided,
divided into many segments.
multiflorus -a -um multiflor'us (mul-tee-FLOR-us) many-flowered, with many flowers, from classical Latin
multi-, much, many and -florus, -flowered.
multifoliatus having many leaves.
multiformis with many forms
multifurcatus many-forked
multijugus many in a yoke, many yoked together, as a leaf with many leaflets, having many pairs of leaves.
multilateralis being many-sided, having several flattened surfaces.
multilineatus many-lined, profusely covered with lines.
multilobatus -a -um multiloba'tus (mul-tee-lo-BAY-tus)
multilocularis having many cells.
multinatus composed of many (used of organs, etc.).
multinervatus -a -um multinerva'tus (mul-tee-ner-VAY-tus)
multinervius -a -um multiner'vius (mul-tee-NER-vee-us)
multinervus many-nerved, closely nerved, or closely veined.
multiplex many-folded, or many-trunked, many-fold, where many of the same parts occur together.
multiplicabilis many-fold, where many of the same parts occur together.
multirameus with many boughs or branches.
multiradiatus -a -um multiradia'tus (mul-tee-ray-dee-AY-tus) with many or numerous rays.
multiscapoides, multiscapoideus with many scapes (bare flower stems)
multisectus much cut, with many cuts, with many incisions; much looped(?).
multiserialis multiseriate, having many series of rows.
multisetus closely set with bristles.
multisiliquosus bearing many-seeded pods.
multivalvis with many valves.
mumonia from the Irish province of Munster.
mun Latin a mouse; a wall
munc Latin the purple-fish; purple
mund, mundan Latin the world; adorned; clear
mundulus trim, neat