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onisc, oniscus, -oniscus Greek a wood louse
onites of asses, from Greek ονος-ιτης, onos-ites, used by Dioscorides of an ass or donkey.
Onĩtis Greek Ὀνῖτις, oregano.
ono- Greek an ass, from ονος, onos, ass; a beaker
ono- referring to a donkey or ass, as in Equus hemionus, the onager or hemi-onus, ‘half-ass’, from Greek ,
and ονος, onos, ass .
onobrychioides onobrychis-like
onobrychis (on-oh-BRY-kiss) New Latin, from Greek onobrychis, a leguminous plant, from ονος, onos, ass,
and brycho, -brychis, from brykein, brychein, to eat greedily, gnash the teeth, referring to its use as hay.
Onoclea (o-NOK-lee-a) from the Greek onokleia, name used by Dioscorides for some probably
boraginaceous plant from Greek onos, a vessel, and kleio, kleios, kleien, to close, refering to the pinnules of
fertile fronds curling round the sori, enclosing them.
onom-, onoma, -onoma, onomat, onomato Greek a name
onon-, ononis, -ononis Greek a leguminous plant
Ononis New Latin, from Greek onōnis restharrow, a genus of European leguminous herbs, somewhat woody,
that resemble clovers and have red or yellow solitary or clustered flowers
ononoides resembling Ononis, Rest-harrow.
Onopordum, Onorpurdon New Latin ass-fart, from Greek onopordon, name for cotton thistle, from Greek
ονος, onos, ass, and pordon, from pordē, breaking wind, the expulsion of intestinal gas, meaning with the
aroma of the south end of a north-bound donkey. (Compositae)
onosma, -onosma Greek, from ονος, onos, ass, an ass smell, or a smell that asses like.
Onosma donkey smell, an odor which donkeys supposedly favor
onosmiflorus having flowers similar to those of Onosma, Button-root.
Onosmodium ass-smell, by inference, having the smell of an ass, or a smell donkeys find appealing, New
Latin, irregular from Greek onosma, a boraginaceous plant, from ονος, onos, ass, and -osma, from osmē odor,
and -ωδης, -odes, and -ius -ia -ium, Latin adjectival suffix meaning ‘characteristic of’, indicating a connection
or resemblance; in reference to the root?; from a resemblance to Onosma.
onoticus with donkey’s or ass’ ears.
ontarionis -is -e, ontariensis of Ontario, Canada
onto- Greek being, existing
ontolepis producing scales, from and Greek λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido-, scale.
onus, -onus Latin a burden; burdened, from classical Latin onus, oneris n., load, burden, or cargo, from the
same Indo-European base as Sanskrit anas, wagon, wagonload
onus probandi the burden of proof, from classical Latin onus probandī, the burden of proving, from onus,
oneris n., a load, burden, or cargo and probandī, genitive of gerund of probāre, to prove.
onustus -a -um overloaded, laden, from Latin adjective onustus -a -um.
onych-, onycho Greek a claw, nail
-onym Greek a name
onyx, -onyx, onyxi Greek a claw, nail
oo Greek an egg
oocarpus with egg-shaped fruit.
oocephalus with an egg-shaped head, from and Greek κεφαλή, kephale, head.
oodeo, oodes, oodeus Greek egg-shaped
oolentangiensis -is -e of or pertaining to, and by extension, growing near the Oolentangy (Olentangy,
Oleutangy) River in Ohio. In 1833, the Ohio legislature voted to restore original Native American names to
some Ohio rivers, hence oolentangiensis and muskingumensis.
Oönopsis Greek oön, egg, and ancient Greek ὄψις, opsis, appearance, resembling, sight, view, referring to a
perceived egglike appearance of heads.
oophor Greek an ovary
oophorus bearing eggs.
oothelis with egg-shaped warts.
op Latin reversed, against
op, ops, -ops Greek the face, appearance; the voice
opac Latin shaded, dull
opacus shaded, dark, opaque, with a dull surface.
opal, opalin, opalo, opalus, -opalus Greek an opal