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Orchidaceae Orchida'ceae (or-kid-AY-see-ee) plants of the Orchid family, from the genus name, Orchis, and -
aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names; from ancient Greek ὄρχις, orkhis, testicle, and
orchideus orchid-like, of the Orchis family, from ancient Greek ὄρχις, orkhis, testicle, and
orchidiflorus orchid-flowered, with flowers like an orchid, from ancient Greek ὄρχις, orkhis, testicle, and
orchioides, orchidoides like an orchid, resembling Orchis, from ancient Greek ὄρχις, orkhis, testicle, and
Orchis New Latin, from Latin, orchid, orchis, from ancient Greek ὄρχις, orkhis, testicle, referring to the
shape of the frequently paired tubers; akin to Avestan əәrəәzi- testicle, Middle Irish uirgge testicle, (Irish uirghe,
úirí), and Armenian amorjikʽ (plural) testicles. (Orchidaceae)
orcho- a testicle, from ancient Greek ὄρχις, orkhis, testicle.
orcul-, orcula, -orcula, orculi Latin a cask
orcuttianus orcuttian'us (or-kut-ee-AY-nus)
orcuttii orcut'tii (or-KUT-ee-eye)
ordinatus -a -um pertaining to an order.
ore-, oreo Greek a mountain
Oreas from Greek Oread, mythological nymph of hills and mountains, referring to alpine habitat
oreades, -oreades mountain loving, Greek mountain nymphs
orect, orecto Greek stretched out
oreg Greek desire
oreganus -a -um, oregonensis, oregonus orega'nus (or-eg-AY-nus) oregonen'sis (or-eg-on-EN-sis) of or from
Oregon, U.S.A.
oreo-, oro- referring to mountains
Oreocereus mountain cactus
oreochoris mountain-loving.
Oreochrysum Greek oreios, of mountains, and chrysos, gold
oreodoxus the beauty of the mountain.
Oreonana Oreonan'a (or-ee-oh-NAN-a)
Oreopanax mountain panax
oreophilus -a -um oreoph'ilus (or-ee-OF-fi-lus) mountain-loving, from oreos, oreios, of the mountain, mountain
loving, similar to oreon, orion, oreion, a mountain plant, a kind of polygonos (Pliny). In reference to certain
taxonomists it means lover of cookies and milk. Mmmmmmm, cookies.
oreoprasum mountain leek
Oreostemma Oreostem'ma (or-ee-oh-STEM-ma) Greek oreo, mountain, and stemma, crown
oress, oressi Greek mountains
orex, orexi Greek desire, appetite
-orius -a -um Latin adjectival suffix indicating capability, functionality or resulting action, used with a verb
base.
organ-, organo Greek an organ, instrument
organensis from the Organ Mountains, North Mexico.
orgi Greek secret rites
orgyalis, orgyialis a fathom, the length of the arms extended, ca. six feet
orgyi, orgya Greek the length of the outstretched arms
ori Latin the mouth; Greek: a mountain
oribat Greek mountain- roaming
oricolus -a -um oric'olus (or-IK-o-lus)
orient-, oriental- Latin rising-, east
orientalis, orientalis, orientale orienta'lis (or-ee-en-TAY-lis) orienta'le (or-ee-en-TAY-lee) referring to direction
of the rising sun, from the Orient, eastern.
origanifolius -a -um origanum-leaved, with leaves like oregano, or wild marjorum, from Middle English,
from Latin origanum, wild marjoram, oregano, from Greek origanon; oregano from Spanish orégano, from
Latin origanum
origanoides origanum-like, like oregano, or wild marjorum, from origanum, from Middle English, from
Latin, wild marjoram, from Greek origanon.
Oríganon Greek Ὀρίγανον, oregano.
Origanum from Middle English, from 4 th century Latin origanus, from Classical Latin, orīganum, wild
marjoram, (also Latin origanos) from Greek, ὀρίγανον, ὀρίγανος, origanon, origanos, also ὀρείγανος,
oreiganos, an acrid herb, from ὄρος, oros, mountain, and γάνος, ganos, beauty, brightness, delight, ornament.