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nacosthon rosemary, from Egyptian.
nacr French Mother-of-pearl
nacreous with a pearl-like luster.
naepolitanus Neapolitan, of Naples, Latin neapolitanus, from Greek neapolites citizen of Naples (from
Neapolis Naples and -ite) and Latin -anus -an
naev-, naevus, -naevus Latin a birthmark, mole, spot
naevosus marked with scars.
naia-, naiad, naiaus Greek a water nymph
naid-, nais, -nais Greek a water nymph
Naiadaceae, Najadaceae plants of the Water nymph family, from the genus name, Najas, and -aceae, the
standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
naj, naja, -naja, naji Hindustani a snake
Najas from Greek Nnaias, a water-nymph
Nam homo proponit, sed Deus disponit. Man foretells, God decides. (Thomas A Kempis)
nama, -nama, namato Greek a stream
Nama Na'ma (NAH-ma)
namaquensis from Namaqualand, German S.W. Africa.
nan-, nani-, nannno, nano-, nanus -a -um, -nanus, nanu-nanu Greek a dwarf, synonym pumilio, Morc calling
Orson.
nancyensis from Nancy, France.
Nandina Chinese name meaning "plant from the south"
nanellus -a -um very dwarf
nankingensis -is -e from Nanjing, China
nanocarpus -a -um with small fruit.
nanus -a -um na'nus (NAN-us) a dwarf, from classical Latin noun nānus, nāni m., (also nannus), or ancient
Greek νᾶνος (also νάννος), a dwarf.
Nannorhops dwarf bush
nao Greek a temple
nap, napaea, -napaea, napo Greek a glen, wooded dell
nap, napi, napus, -napus Latin a turnip
Napaea from Greek νάπη, napa, a wooded valley between mountains, where Clayton discovered the plant
(Wood 1873); from Latin Năpææ, nymphs of the woods, from Greek Ναπαϊαι, Napaiai. (Malvaceae)
napaulensis, nepalensis of or from Nepal
napaeus growing in wooded ravines.
napelliformis with leaves like common Aconite, Aconitum Napellus.
napellus little turnip
napiformis turnip-shaped, turnip-rooted
napinus turnip-shaped, turnip-rooted
napus navew Brassica napa, from Celsus.
naphth Greek asphalt
napolitanus, neapolitanus from Naples, Italy
napus ????? perhaps from Japanese dialect nappa greens. Date: 1980
nãpy from Greek νᾶπυ, black mustard.
narbonensis from Narbonne, France
narc-, narca, -narca, narco Greek numbness, stupor
narcissiflorus -a -um narcissus-flowered, bearing narcissus-like flowers.
narcissoides resembling narcissus.
Narcissus Latin, from Greek Narkissos, a beautiful youth in Greek mythology who pines away for love of his
own reflection and is then turned into the narcissus flower. Date: 14th century.
narcoticus having a numbing, drowsy effect.
nard-, nardo, nardus Greek the spikenard
nardiformis resembling Nardus, mat-grass.
nardoides resembling Nardus, mat-grass
Nardosmia from Greek νάρδος, nardos, spikenard, and ὀσµή, osme, smell, for the fragrance. (Compositae)
nardum 'Creticum' mountain nard, Valeriana tuberosa (L.), from Cilicia, Syria
nardum gallicum see also saliunca, Celtic nard, Valeriana celtica (L.)