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orphe mythology Melodious
orphn, orphno Greek dark, dusky
orrh, orrho, orrhus, -orrhus Greek serum; the end of the sacrum
ortali, ortalid, ortalis, -ortalis Greek a fowl; a young bird
orth, orth-, ortho straight, upright, correct, from ancient Greek ὀρθο-, combining form of ὀρθός, straight,
right
orthacanthus with straight thorns, from Greek and ακανθος, akanthos, spiny, thorny.
orthagorisc, -othagoriscus, orthagoriscus Greek a suckling pig
orthanthus with upright flowers, from , and ἄνθος, anthos, flower.
orthrio Greek early, at daybreak
orthobotrys straight-clustered
Orthocarpus straight-fruit
orthocephalus with straight, upright head, from and Greek κεφαλή, kephale, head.
orthoceras orthocer'as (or-tho-SER-as)
orthocerus with straight horns.
orthochilis straight-lipped
orthodon, orhtodontus
orthophilus with straight leaves(??)(bad popular etymology) perhaps orthophyllus?
orthopterus straight-winged, with straight or upright wings.
orthosepalus straight-sepaled
Orthosiphon straight tube usually a flower part
orthospermus bearing straight seeds.
orthostachys, orthostachyus with upright spikes.
orthostichus verticle rows of leaves on a stem.
orthotropus straight, upright.
ortozelus ground-pine.
orty, ortyg, ortyx, -ortyx Greek a quail
oruss Greek dig through, burrow
orych, orycho Greek dig
oryct, orycter, orycto Greek dugout; a digger; a fossil
oryg Greek an antelope; a digging tool
oryss Greek dig through, burrow
oryx, -oryx Greek an antelope; a digging tool
oryz-, oryza, -oryza, oryzi, oryzo Greek rice, from ὀρυζα, oryza
Oryza from Greek ὀρυζα, oryza, from Arabic Eruz. (Gramineae)
oryziformis of the form of rice.
oryzoides resembling Rice, Oriza.
oryzinus resembling Rice, Oriza.
Oryzopsis from Greek ὀρυζα, oryza, rice, and ancient Greek ὄψις, opsis, appearance, resembling, sight,
view, for its similarity to rice. (Gramineae)
os, -os Latin a bone; a mouth
-os, osa, -osa, osum, -osum, osus, -osus Latin full of
-osa, osum, -osum, osus, -osus Latin adjectival suffix noting plenitude or notable development, full of, prone
to.
osakazuki Japanese cv. sake (rice wine) cup
osche, oscheo Greek the scrotum
oscho Greek a young branch
oscill, oscilla, oscillo Latin swing back and forth
oscin, oscini Latin a singing bird
oscit Latin yawning, drowsiness
oscul Latin kiss; a little mouth
Osculare pultem meam! Kiss my grits!
-ose Latin full of
oshidori Japanese cv. Mandarin duck
-osis Latin a condition of
-osis Greek a disease