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oleo Latin oil, olive oil; emit a smell, smell
oleoides olive-like, like or resembling Olea, the olive tree.
oleospermus with oil-yielding seeds.
oleosus rich in oil.
oler, oleri Latin greens, vegetables
oler- referring to a vegetable, edible
oleraceus oleraceous, vegetable-garden, of the kitchen garden, relating to vegetables and herbs, herb used in
cooking, an edible garden herb; an alternative form of holeraceus
oles, olesi Greek destroy
oleter, -oleter Greek a destroyer
olethr, olethio, olethro, olethrus, -olethrus Greek death, destruction; deadly
olfact Latin smell
olibanum a gum used for incense.
olid Latin emitting a smell
oidus of evil odor.
olig-, oligo- Greek few; scant; small, from ancient Greek ὀλιγο-, oligo-, combining form of ὀλίγος, oligos,
small, few, little,
oligacanthus -a -um sparsely thorned or sparsely spiked, from Greek ὀλίγος, oligos, small, few, little and
ακανθος, akanthos, spiny, thorny.
oligandrus having few, less than twenty stamens.
oliganthus -a -um oligan'thus (ol-i-GAN-thus) few-flowered, bearing few flowers, from Greek ὀλίγος, oligos,
small, few, little, and ἄνθος, anthos, flower.
oligarchcus suppressing, overrunning their neighbors.
oligocarpus, oligocarpa few-fruited, bearing little fruit, from Greek ὀλίγος, oligos, small, few, little, scanty,
and Greek καρπός, karpos, fruit.
oligicephalus with few heads, from and Greek κεφαλή, kephale, head.
oligodontus, oligodonta sparsely toothed.
Oligomeris, oligomerus Oligo'meris (ol-i-GO-mer-is) with few parts or members.
Oligoneuron with few nerves
oligophyllus few-leaved, with few leaves
oligosanthes few-flowered, from oligos, few, and anthes flower
oligosorius sparsely heaped, having few capsules.
oligospermus -a -um oligosper'mus (ol-i-go-SPER-mus) few-seeded, from Greek ὀλίγος, oligos, small, few,
little, scanty, and σπερµα, sperma, from Greek seed, semen, male reproductive cells, from σπέρµα, sperma, the
stem of σπείρειν, to sow, for the few seeded spikelets
oligostachys, oligostachyus with few or weak spikes.
oligotrichus -a -um, Oligotrichum sparsely haired, from Greek oligo-, few, and trichos, hair, referring to
calyptra
olim formerly
olisth-, olisthem, olisthmo Greek slip, slippery
olitor Latin a gardener
olitorius of domestic use, pertaining to vegetable gardens, from Latin holitorius, of herbs
oliv, oliva, -oliva, olivace Latin an olive; olive green
oliv- referring to an olive
olivaceus -a -um oliva'ceus (ol-iv-AY-see-us) olive-like, of olive color, olive green, brownish green, having the
quality of olives.
olivaeformis olive-shaped
olivifer, oliviferus bearing olives.
oliviformus of olive shape.
olivifolius leaves like an olive
-olla Latin a pot or jar, from classical Latin olla pot, urn, a variant of early classical Latin aulla, aula
ollarius cup-shaped.
ollym Greek destroy
olney
Olneya Ol'neya (OLE-nee-a)
olo Greek whole; destroy