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opposi- Latin opposite
oppositiflorus with opposite flowers
oppositifolius -a -um oppositifo'lius (op-os-i-ti-FO-lee-us) opposite-leaved, with leaves or other organs inserted
on a stem opposite to each other.
oppositus set in pairs, as of leaves.
ops, -ops Greek appearance; the face; the voice
opsi-, opsio Greek appearance; sight; late
-opsis like unto, from post-classical and classical Latin -opsis, from ancient Greek ὄψις, opsis, appearance,
sight, view.
opso Greek meat, dainty food
opt, opti, optio Greek the eye; vision
opt, opta, opti Latin choose
opter Greek an observer, scout
optes Greek roast
opti Latin: choose; Greek: the eye, vision
optim Latin best
opto Greek the eye; vision; roasted
opul Latin rich
opulens, opulentus rich, abundant
opuliflorus opulus-flowered
opulifolius op-ew-li-FO-lee-us opulus-leaved, with leaves like Viburnum opulifolius, the snowball tree; or
with leaves like maple, with leaves like opulus, the guelder-rose, a type of maple.
opuloides resembling snowball tree.
opulus an old term for a kind of maple tree
Opuntia Opun'tia (oh-PUN-tee-a) Origin uncertain, probably from the Greek name of a cactus-like plant that
grew near the town Opus (Opuntis) in ancient Greece. Alternately, a plant that was naturalized in Opuntiana, a
country near Phocis. (Cactaceae)
opuntis from Opus, in Loeris, Greece.
ora Latin mouth
orama, -orama Greek a view
oranensis from Oran in Algiers.
oangeanus from the banks of the Orange River, South Africa.
Oranje Boven Dutch cv. orange top
orari Latin coastal; a napkin
orarium, orarii n. Latin noun, a napkin, handkerchief.
orarius -a -um Latin adjective, of or belonging to the coast, coasting, used along a coast.
oras-, orasi Greek sight
Orbexilum (or-be-KSIL-um)
orbi- circular-, disc-like, from Latin orbis, orbis, orbi-.
orbi, orbit, orbito Latin a circle, track, orbit
orbic- round
orbicularifolius with disc-shaped leaves, from orb, a circle.
orbicularis -is -e orbicular'is (or-bik-yoo-LARE-is) disc- or ball-shaped, or nearly so, circular in outline,
orbicular, round, from Latin orbis, orbis.
orbiculatus -a -um (or-bik-ew-LAH-tus) circular in outline, disc-shaped, orbicular, round, from Latin orbis,
orbis.
orbillatus shield-shaped, from orbis, an orb.
orc-, orca Latin a whale
orcadensis from Orkney, Scotland
orch- a reference to an orchid, or the sexual parts of a flower. The ancient Greek word ὄρχις, orchis, refers to
testicles, Hellenistic Greek the flower and the gonads.
orches-, orchest Greek dancing
orchi-, orchid, orchido-, orchis Greek the testicle, from ancient Greek word ὄρχις, orkhis, testicle; a plant
named from the shape of its roots.
orcheotomus pertaining to testicles, from ancient Greek ὄρχις, orkhis, testicle, and .