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oc Latin reversed, against
ocanicus from the New Hebrides in the Pacific Ocean.
occelata occela'ta (os-el-AY-ta)
occiden-, occidental- Latin western
occidentalis -is -e occidenta'lis (ok-si-den-TAY-lis) of the west, western, from Latin occidens, occidentis, noun,
the west, towards the setting sun, and -alis, adjective suffix of or pertaining to, as opposed to orientalis of China
occip, occipit, occiput Latin the back of the head, occiput
occlu-, occlud, occlus Latin shut up
occultatus hidden, obscure.
occult Latin hidden
occultus hidden, obscure.
ocean, oceano Greek the ocean
oceanicus oceanic
oceanidus marine plants.
oceanit, oceanites Greek an ocean dweller
ocell, ocellus Latin a little eye
ocellatus -a -um occela'tus (os-el-AY-tus) with an eye, with a little eye, with small eyes, with a little patch of
color, sometimes with a spot.
ocelo- Mexican an ocelot
och, ocho, ochusus, -ochus Greek anything that holds or supports
ochema, -ochema, ochemato Greek a support; a carriage; a vessel
ocher Greek pale
ochet, ocheto, ochetus, -ochetus Greek a drain
ochl-, ochlo, ochlus, ochlus Greek a crowd, mob
ochn-, ochna, -ochna Greek pear tree
Ochnaceae plants of the Jasmine-wood family, from the genus name, Ochna, and -aceae, the standardized Latin
suffix of plant family names.
ochnaceus ochna-like, New Latin, from Greek ochnē, onchnē pear tree; probably akin to Greek achras, a
wild pear tree (probably Pyrus amygdaliformis)
ocho Greek anything that holds or supports
ochotensis from Ochotsk, east coast of Siberia.
ochr, ochro Greek pale; pale yellow
ochra yellowish, from Latin ochra, from Greek ōchra, from ōchros yellow, pale
ochraceous, ochraceus ochre-colored, ochre-yellow, brownish yellow, pale dull yellow.
ochranthus with ochre-yellow flowers, from , and ἄνθος, anthos, flower.
ochreatus having an ochrea, or boot-sheath, a tubular sheath around the base of the petiole, a sheath
composed of one or two membranes, typical of Polygonaceae, sycamore, and red clover, from New Latin,
from Latin ocrea greave, legging
Ochrocarpos yellow fruit
ochroleucus -a -um, ochro-leucus ochroleu'cus (oke-ro-LYU-kus) yellowish-white, very pale yellow-ochre.
ochroploia with yellow bark.
ochrostemus, ochrostemon with yellow threads.
ochrotrichus with golden hairs.
Ochsenblut German cv. ox blood
ochth, ochtha, ochtho Greek a hill
ochthodes with a hard margin.
ochus, -ochus Greek anything that holds or supports
ochyr, ochyro Greek stout, firm
ocimoides resembling Ocimum, a genus of half hardy herbs and shrubs.
ocimum from Greek okimom a name for an aromatic herb.
ocimumm basil (cultivated), Ocimum basilicum (L.), from Celsus.
-ocl Latin an eye
Oclemena Derivation unknown
ocn-, ocno Greek inactive; hesitating
ocr, ocri Greek pale; a ridge, summit
ocre, ocra, -ocra Latin a legging