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aliquantum aliquan'tum (al-i-KAN-tum) somewhat
-alis -alis -ale Latin adjectival suffix signifying pertaining to, relating to, of, in connection with, or belonging
to, used with a noun base, as in seges, a cornfield, segetalis, of cornfields. If there was an l in the preceding
syllable, it was changed to -aris.
alisfakiá from Greek αλισφακιά, alisfakia, sage.
alism-, Alisma, alisma Alis'ma (al-IS-ma) New Latin, from Latin, water plantain, from an ancient Greek name
αλισµα, alisma, water plantain, Alisma triviale, also said to derive from Keltic alis, water. A name given by
Linnaeus from Dioscorides; also used by Pliny. (Alismataceae)
Alismaceae New Latin, plants of the Water Plantain, Alisma family, from the genus name, Alisma, from Latin,
water plantain, from Greek name, αλισµα, alisma, for a water plant, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of
plant family names
Alismataceae Alismata'ceae (al-is-ma-TAY-see-ee), from the genus name, Alisma, and -aceae, the standardized
Latin suffix of plant family names.
alismellus alismel'lus (al-is-MEL-us)
alismifolius -a -um alismifo'lius (al-is-mi-FO-lee-us) with leaves like Water-plantain, having leaves resembling
those of Alisma, from Alisma and Latin folium, foli(i), n., noun, a leaf.
alismoides Water-plantain like
aliso- Greek αλεισον, aleison, a cup, goblet.
aliso- Greek αλεισος, aleisos, the hip-socket.
alist- alistus Greek αλλιστος, allistos, inexorable.
alit-, alitus Latin alitus, nourish.
alit- Greek αλιτηµα, alitema, sin, offense.
aliter otherwise
aliu- Latin alius, other, different.
alka- Greek αλκη, alka, bodily strength.
alkali from post-classical Latin alkali, earlier sal alkali, from Arabic al-qali, al-qaly, al-kali, alkali, soda ash.
alkanet the name given to the imported dye obtained from Alkanna tinctoria, from Spanish alcaneta,
diminutive of Arabic al-henna.
Alkanna from Arabic al-henna, for Lawsonia inermis, the source of henna, which was used to temporarily
decorate the hands and feet with intricate designs.
alkekengi a name, from Greek αλκικαβον, alkikabon, used by Dioscorides, from Persian al-kakunadj, or alkakendi,
for a nightshade.
all-, allo Greek other, another.
alla-, allant-, allanto Greek αλλας, allas, αλλαντο-, allato-, αλλαντ-, allat-, sausage
allact- Greek αλλακ-, allak-, change, vary.
allagm-, allagma Greek αλλαγµα, allagma, an exchange, something taken or given in exchange.
allago- Greek αλλαγη, allaga(η?), change, exchange, barter.
allagophyllus having alternative leaves on the opposite side
Allamanda for Dr. Frederick Allamand, or Jean Allamand, who sent seeds of this to Linnaeus from Brazil.
Allantodia suasage-like, from Greek αλλαντ-, allant-, and -ωδης, -odes, in reference to the frond shape.
(=Athyrium)
allantoides resembling a sausage, from Greek αλλαντ-, allant-, and -οειδες, oeides.
allantophyllus -a -um with sausage-shaped leaves, from Greek αλλαντο-, allanto-, and φυλλον, phylllon.
Allardia, allardii for E.J. Allard of Cambridge Botanic Garden c. 1904.
allass-, allasso Greek αλλασσω, allasso, change, alter, exchange, vary.
allat-, allata Latin allatum, aided.
allatus -a -um brought, not native, foriegn, from Latin adlatus, from adfero, adferre, attul, adlatum.
allaxi Greek crosswise.
allax-, allaxi Greek αλλαξις, allaxis, exchange, barter, interchange.
alle Icelandic the dovekie, or little auk, Alle alle.
alleghaniensis -is -e of or referring to the Allegheny Mountains in the eastern USA.
Allegro Italian cv. cheerful, lively
allel-, allelo Greek αλληλ-, allel-, one other, to one another, mutual; parallel
allenii al'lenii (AL-en-ee-eye)
Allenrolfea Allenrolf'ea (al-len-ROLF-ee-a) for Robert Allen Rolfe, English botanist (1855-1921).
Allexis different, as distinct from Rinorea.