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nepeta catmint, Cataria, Nepeta cataria (L.) Celsus.
nepetoides resembling catnip (cat-mint), from Latin Nepeta, catnip, a name for an aromatic plant, and -oides,
resembling.
neph, nephel, nepheli, nephelo, nepho Greek a cloud, clouds
nephali Greek sober, without wine
nephr-, nephro- referring to a kidney shape, from the combining form ancient Greek νεφρο-, νεφρός,
nephro-, nephros, kidney.
nephr-, nephri, nephro-, nephrus Greek the kidney
nephrocarpus bearing kidney-shaped fruit.
nephroideus kidney-shaped.
Nephrolepis with kidney-shaped scales, from Greek nephros, kidney, and Greek λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido-
, scale, in reference to shape of the indusia of this genus of ferns
nephrophyllus -a -um with kidney-shaped leaves, from ancient Greek νεφρο-, νεφρός, nephro-, nephros,
kidney, and Latin folium, leaf.
nephthy, nephthyus Greek an Egyptian goddess
nepot Latin a descendant; extravagant
nepti, neptis Latin a granddaughter
neptun, neptunus Latin a sea god
neptunia see also leontocaron, melosmon, hulwort
nerátzi, neratziá from Greek νεράτζι, νερατζιά, orange (the fruit).
nere, nerei, nereis, nereo Greek a sea nymph
nereifolia, neriifolia oleander-shaped leaf
nerein, nereine, neri Latin a sea god
neri- referring to the genus Nerium, the oleander
neri, nerium Greek the oleander
neriifolius with leaves like Oleander, Nerium.
Nerine named for a mythical sea nymph
nerit, nerites, -nerites Greek a sea mussel
Nerium Ne'rium (NEE-re-um)
nero Greek wet, liquid
nerokárdamo from Modern Greek νεροκάρδαµο, cresses.
neropiperiá from Modern Greek νεροπιπεριά, water pepper.
nerv-, nervus, -nervus from classical Latin nervus nerve, sinew, tendon, penis, plant fibre, animal tendon
used for a particular purpose, bowstring, apparatus for securing prisoners, (plural) strength, vigour, energy,
probably related to ancient Greek νεῦρον, neuron, sinew, tendon, penis, plant fibre, bowstring, (plural)
strength, vigour, cognate Sanskrit snāvan (OED).
nervalis relating to the midrib of a leaf, as the prolongation of it, as a tendril.
nervatus having veins or nerves.
nervigerus forming nerves or veins.
nervillosus very shaggy.
nervosus -a -um nerved, having veins or nerves, fibrous, sinewy, with conspicuous veins.
nes-, neso, nesus, -nesus Greek an island
Nesaea (Lythraceae)
nesc Latin ignorant
Nescio quid dicas. I don’t know what you are talking about.
Nescis, mi fili, quantilla sapientia regitur mundus. Know, my son, with how little wisdom the world is ruled.
Julius III:
Neslia
neso- of islands
nesophilus island-loving, growing on islands
nessa, -nessa Greek a duck
nest, nesti, nesto Greek fasting, hungry
nestor, -nestor from Latin mythology wise
Nestotus an anagram of the generic name Stenotus, the genus these species were previously placed
netr, netro, netrum, -netrum Greek a spindle
nett, netta, nettion Greek a duck