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mundus, -a, um Latin clean, neat, elegant, or
mundus, -i, -um Latin toilet things, adornement, or the world, the universe, mankind.
muniens fotified, protected by overhanging leaves, etc.
munitus -a -um muni'tus (mew-NY-tus) armed, fortified, protected, defensive, with thorns, spines, or prickles,
etc.
munzii munz'ii (MUNZ-ee-eye)
Munzothamnus for P. A. Munz (1892–1974), American botanist, and Greek thamnos, shrub
mur Latin a mouse; a wall
mura Latin a wall
muraen, muraen, -muraena Latin a lamprey, eel
muralis -is -e mura'lis (mew-RAY-lis) mura'le (mew-RAY-lee) of a wall, growing on walls.
murarius growing on walls.
murcicus from the Spanish province Murcia.
Murdannia In honor of Murdan Aly, plant collector and keeper of the herbarium at Saharunpore
murex Latin the purple-fish; purple
muria Latin brine
muric- rough, knobby
muricat Latin pointed
muricatus -a -um murica'tus (mew-ri-KAY-tus) muricate, roughened by means of sharp hard points, full of
rough, short, sharp points, from Latin muricatus pointed like a purple fish, or like the purple (?) mollusc murex,
from muric-, murex purple shell and -atus -ate, akin to Greek myak-, myax sea-mussel, (mollusks that were the
source of Tyrian purple dye) and probably to Latin mur-, mus mouse.
muricellus living on walls.
muricul Latin slightly pointed
murielae named by plant hunter E.H. Wilson for his daughter Muriel
murin Latin of a mouse
murinaceus mouse-colored.
murinus -a -um muri'nus (mur-EYE-nus) mousy gray, mouse-colored.
murorum growing on walls.
murra, -ae f. myrrh
murrayanus -a -um murraya'na (mur-ee-AY-na)
-mus m. Greek suffix indicating an action, used with a verb base.
mus, -mus Latin a mouse
mus, musa, muso Arabic the banana
mus-, myos- referring to a mouse
Musa from Arabic mouz
Musaceae plants of the Banana family, from the genus name, Musa, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of
plant family names.
musaceus, musaicus like Musa, banana, musa-like, banana-like, from Arabic mawzah, banana
musaicus like a mosaic
musc-, musca, musci, musco Latin a fly; moss; musk
musc- referring to musk
muscaetoxicum fly-poison
muscari Latin of a fly; a clothes brush
Muscari Greek moschos, musk for the musky odor of the flowers of M. moschatus
muscariformis of the shape of a fly-brush; or resembling Muscari, Grape-Hyacinth.
muscarioides rsembling Grape Hyacinth, Muscari.
muscarius pertaining to flies.
muscaviensis
muscid Latin mossy
musciferus moss-like (?)
muscigenus growing in moss.
muscipula fly-catcher, fly-trap Dionaea muscipula, Venus Fly-trap.
muscoides moss-like
muscivorus fly-eating, atching flies.
muscoides moss-like