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Possibly an ancient loan word, the plant oregano is said to have originally come from Africa. (Labiteae or
Lamiaceae)
origanum, origami n. Latin noun, oregano.
origanus pot marjoram.
origin Latin arise, begin
orinda sort of bread, from Apicius.
orinocensis from the banks of the Orinoco.
orior rennet.
orism-, orisma, -orisma Greek a limitation, boundary
-orium m. Latin suffix indicating place of work or action used with a verb base.
orixensis from Orrisa, Bengal, British India.
orm-, ormo Greek a cord, chain
ormostachya from Greek hormos, a necklace, and stachya, a spike,
ornans ornamented, or ornamenting, decorated, beautified.
ornat, ornat- Latin adorned, showy, ornate
ornatissimus very showy
ornatus ornate, adorned, showy, decorated, beautified.
orneo Greek a bird; a plume
orni-, ornis, ornith, ornith-, ornitho Greek a bird, referring to a bird, from ancient Greek ὀρνιθο-, ornitho-,
combining form of ὀρνιθ-, ὄρνις, ornith-, ornis, bird.
ornifolius -a -um with leaves like the flowering ash, Fraxinus Ornus.
ornigarus -a -um a preventive of the growth of hair.
ornithius -a -um bird-like, from ancient Greek ὀρνιθο-, combining form of ὀρνιθ-, ὄρνις, bird.
Ornithocephalus bird's head, resembling a bird’s-head, from and Greek κεφαλή, kephale, head.
ornithogaloides resembling Star-of-Bethlehem.
Ornithogalum from the Greek ornis, a bird, and γάλα, gala, milk, for the color of the flowers.
ornithoides bird-like.
ornithophilus flowers fertilized by birds.
ornithophorus carried by birds.
ornithopodioides resembling Bird’s-foot, Ornithopodus, from and Greek πους, ποδος, pous, podos.
ornithopodus, ornithopus like a bird’s foot, from and Greek πους, ποδος, pous, podos.
ornithopodus with bird-like claws, from and Greek πους, ποδος, pous, podos.
ornithopus resembling bird’s-foot
ornithorhyncus, ornithorhyncum shaped like or resembling a bird’s beak, from Greek ὀρνιθο-, ornitho-, bird
and snout, beak.
Ornithostaphylos Ornithostaph'ylos (or-ni-tho-STAF-i-los)
oro Greek: a mountain; Latin the mouth
orobetron, orobethron leontopetalum.
Orobanchaceae Orobancha'ceae (or-oh-bang-KAY-see-ee) plants of the Broom-rape family, from the genus
name, Orobanche, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
Orobranche Oroban'che (or-oh-BANG-kee) broomrape, classical Latin orobanchē, a plant parasitic on vetch
from ancient Greek ὀροβαγχη, orobanche, from ὄροβος, orobos, a kind of vetch, and ἄγχειν, anchein, to choke or
strangle, in reference to the parasitic habit, in one source as from a Greek name of a kind of vetch.
oroboides orobus-like, resembling bitter vetch, Orobus.
orobus bitter vetch, chickpea, from post-classical Latin orobus, a cultivated vetch, possibly Vicia ervilia,
from ancient Greek ὄροβος, orobos, a possible loanword, possibly cognate with classical Latin ervum, vetch,
and Greek ἐρέβινθος, erebinthos. An old genus name, now included in Lathyrus.
Orochaenactis Greek horos, mountain, and the generic name Chaenactis
oronensis
oront, orontes, -orontes Greek a river in Syria
Orontium ancient Greek name for plant that grew on River Orontes; Calf’-snout or Small Snap-dragon,
Antirrhinum orontium.
oroph, orpha, -orpha, orpho Greek a roof
orophilus mountain-loving.
oros whey.
orphan Greek without parents; berift