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myriostigmus myriad-stigmaed, (in one source as closely covered with scales?).
myrist Greek anoint; ointment
Myristica the nutmeg genus, because of the odor is similar to Myrrh? M. fragrans = nutmeg.
Myristicaceae plants of the Nutmeg-tree family, from the genus name, Myristica, and -aceae, the standardized
Latin suffix of plant family names.
myrme, myrmec-, myrmeco, myrmex, -myrmex Greek an ant, referring to ants, from Hellenistic Greek
myrmeko- µυρµηκο-, combining form of ancient Greek myrmek-, myrmez, µυρµηκ-, µύρµηξ, ant, probably
cognate with classical Latin formīca ant.
myrmecophilus beloved of ants, ant-loving, plants that offer special shelter or food for ants.
myrmoctonus frequented by ants.
myro Greek ointment, perfume
myrrhidifolius with leaves like Myrrhis, British Myrrh.
myrsin, myrsina Greek the myrtle
Myrsinaceae plants of the African Myrtle family, from the genus name, Myrsine, and -aceae, the standardized
Latin suffix of plant family names.
myrsínē, myrtiá, mýrtos from Greek µυρσίνη, µυρτιά, µύρτος, myrtle.
myrsinifolius myrsine-leaved, New Latin Myrsine, genus of shrubs
myrsinites like myrtle, resembling Myrsine, African Myrtle.
myrsinoides myrsine-like, resembling common Myrtle.
myrt, myrt-, myrtus Greek the myrtle, referring to the myrtle genus, Myrtus
Myrtaceae Myrta'ceae (mer-TAY-see-ee) plants of the common myrtle family, from the genus name, Myrtis, and
-aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
myrtiá from Greek µυρτιά, myrtle.
mýrtos from Greek µύρτος, myrtle.
Myrtillocactus myrtle-berried cactus
myrtiá kollṓdēs from Greek µυρτιά κολλώδης, sweet gale.
myrtifolius, myrtifolia myrtle-leaved, with leaves like Myrtus, myrtle
myrtilloides (MUR-ti-lus) similar to Vaccinium myrtillus, Bilberry, Whortleberry, of Europe.
myrtinervis with veins like Myrtus, myrtle
mytryformis resembling the Myrtle.
myrum, -myrum Greek ointment, perfume
mys, -mys Greek a muscle; a mouse
mysi, mysius Greek a closing of the lips or eyes
myso Greek filth, abomination
mysorensis from Mysore, a native state in South India.
myst, mystac, mystax, mystic Greek the upper lip; a moustache, from ancient Greek µυςτακ-, µύσταξ,
moustache.
myst, mysteri, mysti, mysto Greek a mystery, secret rite
mystacinus bearded, beardlike (?).
mystr, mystri, mystrio, mystrium, mystro Greek a spoon -
myth, mytho, mythus Greek a legend
mytil, mytilo, mytilus Greek a mussel
mytilinus shell-like in form.
myuros myur'os (my-OOR-os)
myurus long and tapering, like a mouse’s tail.
myx, myxa, -myxa, myxo Greek slime, mucus, nasal discharge
myxin, myxinus, -myxinus Greek a slime fish
myz, myzo Greek suck; mutter
Nabalus a barbarous name. (Compositae)
nabi, nabid, nabius Latin a giraffe
nabla, -nabla Greek a kind of harp
nacafton fragant Indian bark used as a spice, from Dioscorides.
NachthimmelI German cv. night sky
Nachtigall German cv. nightengale